Stigma on a Yellow Tulip

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  1. Edom31

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    Canon EOS D60 with a Zuiko OM 50/3.5 Macro (1:2)

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  2. rayallen

    rayallen Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    That is an awesome shot, Ed. You sure are doing great things with lens adapters for non-Canon lenses.
    You are inspiring me to try a few of my Takumars on my Canons - both full frame and APS-C.
     
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    thank you humbly, Ray - I urge you to try these!, Taks and any M42s you have... I find the Canon sensors a bit more "productive" and less flat than the Pentax ones (I love a flat sensor as I get what I see, but...) - with these old manual lenses, the EOS sensor behaves very nicely, keeping a "film" character to them that is just pleasing to the eye. Easier in the PostProd...
     
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    The way you are putting out these images, who needs modern glass?

    Gary
     
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  5. Edom31

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    Thanks Gary! I love the results of old manual lenses. Not that I'm that advanced in age - many of my lenses predate me. I know i will not get the pristine and tack sharp results as digital lenses project, but it is not what I seek anyways (albeit sometimes I envy it lol).
     
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