NikonGear'23
Gear Talk => Lens Talk => Topic started by: Toby on July 04, 2018, 10:25:49
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I found an old Canon XI 100mm f1.5 lens in a secondhand shop in Tokyo, and after a quick freelensing felt that it was worth adopting. Flange distance is quite short, but after some work reaming out an M65 helicoid, have managed to get it to focus to about 5 meters on a Sony A7RII. This seems to be another of those X-ray lenses, which usually very glowy with spherical aberration, but this seems to be a different beast, and is quite sharp on top of it. It does get less sharp in the corners, but has a nice quality I quite like.
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Wow!
I really like #4, the girl throwing the incense-sticks.
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Well done! I have that lens too (you're guilty of that!!) and have yet to modify my M65 helicoid to make space inside to make it fit!
It is surprisingly sharp for an Xray lens and ist also has a relatively long back focal length (for a Xrany lens that is) which makes adaption doable.
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Wow!
I really like #4, the girl throwing the incense-sticks.
Yes! fantastic action shot with ambiance to spare. Ole
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Fantastic results
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inzeresting lens. #3 does it for me. The almost abstract yet emotional composition appeals to me.