Hermagis projection lens does late afternoon light

Late sunny autumn Saturday it was...

Hey Klaus, the second image is the one I like. Those natural effects look lovely and I would guess that you could never repeat the look of that natural effect again. It's quite a unique picture in that respect...

Paul Abbott said:

Hey Klaus, the second image is the one I like. Those natural effects look lovely and I would guess that you could never repeat the look of that natural effect again. It's quite a unique picture in that respect...

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Paul, I chose these images, to also demonstrate to "design" this sort of "bubble" bokeh at will, using this lens, or to have a very smooth background. In a previous post I called that "asian Style" vs "European Style", so that latter would be looking like this


and only a few centimeters away, one can have that, just by choosing the right angle

Dr Klaus Schmitt said:

Late sunny autumn Saturday it was...

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Klaus,

I met a wonderful nun in a striking straw hat, yesterday, who tried, (and still wants), to convert me, so I'll be assured of a place in heaven. I told her that I'm happy to meet her, but that I'm actually already in heaven!

Today, I look at this picture and am affirmed that I'm right. No doubts were left! For me to be able to see such things, how could anything be better anywhere else?

Thanks for saving me!

Asher

Well, I'm happy for you, then hand this over to Maria, once you see here, a beautiful white Rose!

Klaus,

I'm dying to know what format camera is delivering these wonderful pictures and what apertures do you use to get the smooth v. the round circle cluster effects?

Asher

There is no aperture, so it is used fully open, approx. f2 (estimated, as it is not given on lens)