Dr Klaus Schmitt
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Shot fully open (F3.5)...
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Autumn colors by Steinheil Cassarit 100mm
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Dr Klaus Schmitt
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Dr Klaus Schmitt
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and that special one...
which summarizes all about autumn for me: being thankful for what was, the saying goodbye, the welcoming of next spring, and believing that all is right as it is
which summarizes all about autumn for me: being thankful for what was, the saying goodbye, the welcoming of next spring, and believing that all is right as it is
Asher Kelman
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Klaus,
I love these pictures!
Klaus,
Do you think that there is some unique quality to the two bokeh effects compared to other lenses you have shown, at this focal length?
In any case, these are very beautiful images.
The first is so impressive. Are you using a helical mount/ extension adapter rings to increase the macro effect?
Asher
I love these pictures!
Klaus,
Do you think that there is some unique quality to the two bokeh effects compared to other lenses you have shown, at this focal length?
In any case, these are very beautiful images.
The first is so impressive. Are you using a helical mount/ extension adapter rings to increase the macro effect?
Asher
Dr Klaus Schmitt
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Thanks Asher. All these compared lenses are simple triplets funny enough, yet render differently. Triplets usually produce those "bokeh bubbles" easily, some more, some less.
I usually use focusing helicoids instead of fixed adapters, gives me more flexibility to get the image I want at shooting time, as I don't crop afterwards.
I usually use focusing helicoids instead of fixed adapters, gives me more flexibility to get the image I want at shooting time, as I don't crop afterwards.