Micro 4/3 & Sony NEX Porn

One of my favorite lens : Pentax TV Lens 25mm f1.4
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This is just plain fun..

A Hexanon 50/2, a Snapshot Skopar 25/4, and a FED50/3.5 collapsible..
Oh drats.. there's a dustbunny on the sensor now.. :bang: Probably from the FED50..

So, my message to all you guys is to first blow away the dust from the old lenses before making these interesting camera/lens combo pictures..

In the meantime, I've got some cleaning to do.. ;)
 
same here

same here

I have large hands and tried both in the stores, the 5, although smaller, has the battery at a 90 deg orientation from the flat way it is in the 3, providing kind of a grip.

Either should be fine for non video use, but try them out in a store if possible, they feel different.


Only the front plate of the NEX5 is magnesium alloy, not the back. Also note that the handgrip shape is different on the two - the 5 protrudes more and the 3 is wider and shallower. This made more of a difference to me than the size difference of the cameras.
 
I have large hands and tried both in the stores, the 5, although smaller, has the battery at a 90 deg orientation from the flat way it is in the 3, providing kind of a grip.

Either should be fine for non video use, but try them out in a store if possible, they feel different.

yes that is the only way to know for sure which is the best fit.
 
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I've found the basic Leica glass (Summar, Elmar, Hektor) to be a real steal compared with other Pre-WWII
optics. I guess it's just about the most common out there. The Steinheil 85mm is also a bargain, as are the
usual Soviet suspects (Jupiter 8 and prewar Fed). I'm waiting for Santa to bring me the adapter for the Pen 38mm
so I can try it out, too. Fitting cheap camcorder UV filter rings for hoods has proven to be a money-saver, too.
 
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nice collection

nice collection

Curious if any nex users have had any luck with an E-mount (or mountable) fast manual C-mount lens between say 28 and 50 actual fl?

I've decided against the SLR Magic 35/1.7 E-mount ebay lens, as the curvature of field just seems a bit extreme.

I've found the basic Leica glass (Summar, Elmar, Hektor) to be a real steal compared with other Pre-WWII
optics. I guess it's just about the most common out there. The Steinheil 85mm is also a bargain, as are the
usual Soviet suspects (Jupiter 8 and prewar Fed). I'm waiting for Santa to bring me the adapter for the Pen 38mm
so I can try it out, too. Fitting cheap camcorder UV filter rings for hoods has proven to be a money-saver, too.
 
These franken-cameras are crazy...

Yeah, but as kshapero said, a whole lot of fun. I have put all sorts of crazy lenses on my NEX 5, including a CZJ contax-mount 18cm/6.3 Tele-Tessar K. The pictures were actually quite impressive for a lens built in 1937.
 
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Something more unusual.
Works fine when limited DOF is requested, but it seems like the AA filter is limiting their resolution.
 
Thanks a lot!

Here are three quick snaps from tonight.

With some lenses, the NEX looks neat:
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With some it looks weird:
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And with some it looks downright silly: ;)
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Man, thank you Sony for the open architecture on your lens mount. Lots of cool lens work great on these bodies.
 
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