Pentax M 28mm f/2.8 version 1

Fernando Terrazzino
Posted 07/03/2006 - 15:50 Link
I was testing this new lens (new for me...) and trying to figure out some digital B&W workflow that could please my expectations and I end up with this one. I printed a 8X10 yesterday and it looks great. Now I need a good frame though...

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PS: Large size here http://static.flickr.com/45/107865714_5c7bbbdfbd_b.jpg
Anonymous
Posted 07/03/2006 - 17:59 Link
Fernando,

I just brought all my cameras and lenses into the room and made them look at your beautiful photo. We all agreed that you've got a winner there.

Congratulations!

Then I asked them how come I never get shots like that? There was an embarassed silence.

Then it dawned on me.

It's me.

Sob
George Lazarette
Posted 07/03/2006 - 18:15 Link
Mac,

That's the problem with Pentax lenses. I suggest you sell them all and buy Canon. That way, whenever you produce a bad picture, you can credibly blame it on the brand.

G
Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
LiamD
Posted 07/03/2006 - 19:11 Link
Stunning shot Fernando..

Cheers

Liam
Liam


"Make your hands respond to what your mind demands." Jesse James

Best wide-angle lens? Two steps backward. Look for the 'ah-ha'. Ernst Haas
Fernando Terrazzino
Posted 07/03/2006 - 19:36 Link
Funny thing is that I paid 15.50 Ca$ for this lens, makes me think about all the money I'm shelling out to buy new lenses...

BTW, thanks for the comments
fanebridge
Posted 07/03/2006 - 22:58 Link
Marvellous shot, Fernando. I've got that lens in my camera bag and have never used it! Your image has inspired me to dig it out tonight ready for tomorrow.
Best regards,
Phil.
Fernando Terrazzino
Posted 07/03/2006 - 23:55 Link
Phil,

Happy to motivate the "undusting" process. The real thing is that I was just shooting something to justify the purchase of this lens, but end up liking the little bit wider view that it gives (with 1.5 crop factor) compared to the FA35 when it comes to "urban landscapes". Again, the FA35 is always mounted on the DS (until I get the DA 16-45mm... oh, this gearhead syndrome again...). Anyway I haven't started talking to my lenses yet. Mac, that's the next stage in this obsessivus-lens-buyer disease that I suffer?
George Lazarette
Posted 08/03/2006 - 00:02 Link
At least lenses can't talk back (at least, not yet). All they can do is gaze at you reproachfully with a one-eyed unblinking stare.

My heart goes out to that other great collector, King Saud. He had over a thousand wives. Just think of it, cover your ears, and shiver.

G
Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
Fernando Terrazzino
Posted 08/03/2006 - 03:29 Link
thousand wives eh? I guess he didn't have too many lenses
BarryD
Posted 15/03/2006 - 19:59 Link
Quote:
thousand wives eh? I guess he didn't have too many lenses
No - and he also had a thousand Mother-In-Laws...
Fernando Terrazzino
Posted 15/03/2006 - 20:45 Link
Quote:
No - and he also had a thousand Mother-In-Laws...
Didn't think about that... creeeeepy
Mike Pearson
Posted 15/03/2006 - 21:05 Link
Fantastic shot Fernando - nothing beats a black and white of this quality.

Mike
Fernando Terrazzino
Posted 16/03/2006 - 02:54 Link
Thanks Mike, this photo is already framed and hanging on my office...

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