Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
The harbor scene in that first set is just delicious.
raid
Dad Photographer
Thank you!
I nearly gave up on using the Hologon with the M8 or M9, and I am now using this lens with film. I am too impatient to modify each image with some software. I am used to using slide film for "perfect" exposures and no adjusting. I don't have time either for hours of working on removal of purple smearing in the edges with digital cameras and the Hologon.
I nearly gave up on using the Hologon with the M8 or M9, and I am now using this lens with film. I am too impatient to modify each image with some software. I am used to using slide film for "perfect" exposures and no adjusting. I don't have time either for hours of working on removal of purple smearing in the edges with digital cameras and the Hologon.
raid
Dad Photographer
I really don't get bothered by the edge smear or purple cast. I just ignore such stuff and look at the main focus point in each image. The images are unique. At least, this is how I am biased.
dfdann
Member
Wonderful series. The M8 continues to amaze me. I have to use mine more. It has never
missed a beat since I bought it new in 2007..Especially like the B&W.
Dan
missed a beat since I bought it new in 2007..Especially like the B&W.
Dan
raid
Dad Photographer
Thank you Dan. Yes, the M8 still delivers.
giganova
Well-known
I dunno. The vignetting and colored corners bother me.
raid
Dad Photographer
This all goes away on film.
Bingley
Mentor
Nice photos, Raid! We covered much of the same ground in Norway in 2011, and it was expensive then! I think you've used the Hologon well. I find superwides daunting, but I just got a Skopar 25mm for my Contax so I'm going to give wide another try.
raid
Dad Photographer
Thank you Steve. I am relatively new to ultra wide angle lenses, but it is not different to get to enjoy such perspectives.