At 2/21/2023 01:17 PM, Moose wrote:
>On 2/21/2023 8:59 AM, Wayne Shumaker wrote:
>>Some initial shots with Wollensak 3" F1.9 Oscillo-Raptor (1:0.7X) (75mm),
>>mostly bokehish stuff.
>
>>https://photos.app.goo.gl/5uvGmLDjpijJHnd97
>
>The first is a winner; I'd have it on a wall. Second is good abstract. Third
>and last are nice.
Thanks Moose. I almost deleted the first one and my interest was more in how
the lens renders bokeh.
>>I pulled this lens from one of several Tek scope surplus cameras. Most of the
>>lenses I have yet to figure out how to work with, but this one seems to work
>>the best for adapting. I found a Baader T-ring adapter to NEX, and removing
>>the inner piece, it happened to fit the back of the lens (essentially an m48
>>T thread to E adapter). Then some E extension added the final touch. Working
>>on getting some form of helicoid. All the shots were fixed focal length
>>depending on the extension.
>
>I did something similar to try out a Rollei projection lens. Results were
>sorta interesting, but apparently not enough to get me to go further on
>adapting it. ð???
>
>Alternative Moose
I have too many lenses now that need adapting, and not sure how much my
interest will hold. This Oscillo Raptor adapts reasonably well I may ditch the
rest.
For most of my photography, though, nice sharp lenses win. For instance, a
recent local hike (5 miles up the road) I took several lenses, but ended up
only using the Voigtlander 35mm f1.4 Nokton classic on A7Riii. I now have a few
OM lenses and was thinking this might be a great hike for the OM-4T and some
Provia.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/2knLfhh3D7MtKG3d9 (zoom-in-able)
WayneS
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