Showcase Fujian Tv Lens GDS-35 1:1.7

Hi Ray,
great expression on the first cat!
Cheers,
Paul

 

Ha Ray told you so again???  

You'll find in certain conditions, lens flare can be problematic however if handled correctly can add to the photo. Works well in B&W and in toy camera mode.

 

Spotters fee, you may owe master nexjedi CWL, could it be... Rayth Vader, hrpmmmm?

 

And did everyone notice he got the cats' eyes on the top third line?

Obi-Wan has taught you well.

 

I especially like the first cat picture.

On a separate note, can every one please keep the subject normalized? Please see

About the Adapted Lens Sample Image Archive (Pls Read Before Starting a New Thread) - Micro Four Thirds User Forum

as a good example. As we get more and more adapted lens threads, getting the threads organized helps everyone.

 

No, how will any forum member know if we don't have a sticky suggestion thread like the one at mu-43 forum? Admin, please, please make one?

 

So I think I'm safe in assuming this would also be the right place for the "RainbowImaging" version of this lens. If you search Amazon for the Fujian the RB version shows up. In either case here's a few I got this past weekend with the lens. Really my first time using it. I like the light fall-off and the vignetting.

SONY NEX-C3, ISO 200, 1/3200, not sure of the actual f-stop

NEX-C3    ---       f/1.0    1/3200s    ISO 200

SONY NEX-C2, ISO 200, 1/1250, not sure of the f-stop

NEX-C3    ---       f/1.0    1/1250s    ISO 200

SONY NEX-C3, ISO 200, 1/500, not sure of the f-stop

NEX-C3    ---       f/1.0    1/500s    ISO 200

All in all a pretty fun lens to use. As suggested by one poster above I'll have to take it back out sometime and use the Toy Camera mode and see what I come up with.

 

Beautiful man

 

Thanks! It's a fun lens that I will surely play with some more.

 

on the nex-6 iso100 1/3200s f=1.7
20140802-_DSC6570 (Large) by grzegorzmarek, on Flickr

 

It really is silly how good this lens actually is haha. I've been using it for a long time from my m43 body and now to my sony. Great central sharpness, and some insane field curvature make for some artsy fartsy looking photos.

All wide open:

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/klweng/14727652028" title="Richardo. by Kevin, on Flickr"> "1024" height="680" alt="Richardo."></a>

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/klweng/14727693757" title="Stretch for it. by Kevin, on Flickr"> "1024" height="680" alt="Stretch for it."></a>

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/klweng/14727594949" title="Line em up! by Kevin, on Flickr"> "1024" height="680" alt="Line em up!"></a>

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/klweng/14940662572" title="Thunderbird. by Kevin, on Flickr"> "1024" height="576" alt="Thunderbird."></a>

<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/klweng/14754344569" title="WV Bug. by Kevin, on Flickr"> "1024" height="680" alt="WV Bug."></a>

 

Such shallow DOF. its like a tilt shift lens

 

Indeed. I like those two classic car pics.

Tony