Yes. The focus is difficult with the 135. Shooting it on my older d3s or d4 was hit or mis. It was actually easier on the f6. But regardless, I love this lens.
Love so much this lens that I bought several adapters, to use it with Nikon Z, Fuji X and Leica TL! With an aps-c sensor it works amazing as a 75 mm portrait lens.
JT wrote:
I love Manarola. This shot at dusk is an incredible subject. Thanks for posting.
Hi JT and thank you for sharing your thoughts and for commenting my pic's, it's highly appreciated. I totally agree with you about Manarolo, this pic is probably the one l like the most from my trip to Cinque Terre.
Thank you again for showing interest in my simple work.
Sincerely;
T.
walter2 wrote:
Lovely light!
Well done.
I really hope that you are all right, Yuriy - life in brave UKRAINE must be very tough right now!
Slava Ukraini - Glory to Ukraine!
:o)
Lovely light!
Well done.
I really hope that you are all right, Yuriy - life in brave UKRAINE must be very tough right now!
Slava Ukraini - Glory to Ukraine!
:o)
Очень интересный портрет, и композиция не характерная для портрета, но очень подходит к образу мужчины!
Это один из примеров, когда неординарность работы создаёт шедевр!!!
Once again. An awesome capture. There is something about this mans face and expression that makes the photo. Not to mentio the B&W processing ads more depth and meaning to the expression.
BTW, that 55 1.8 from Sony / Zeiss is an amazing best for its small size. Clincally sharp lens.
The rendering in this photo is fantastic. The transition from in and out of focus is splendid. The just has a classic look to it that digital is missing.