federico_prieto

Thanks a lot Mary Doo!!! warm regards Federico

Thanks bkhan. Yes, I converted to b&w with PS. This time I used the easy and quick way: I started with the jpg versions and use the default PS b&w option. Normally I first "refinish" the raw material, and then convert it to b&w using the color lab way. (sorry for my limited english)

Sony A7 II & Leica Summilux 50mm

At that moment, I had not with me my glasses so I used the super angulon depth of field scales info to meassure the distance. For that reason I think I made a bad calculus in some shots...I guess

Hello Robin......Here you can see a very first close-up of the new Einstein (Sony A7II / Summilux, 50mm)

Hello Robin... Thanks a lot for your kindly comment...I forgot to put in the title that this Super-Angulon is the M version, from 1959. And yes, my friend looks very close to the old Einstein...More than that...he looks too to Jesus Soto, the great cinetic venezuelan arttist. Regards Federico

Last sunday I was playing with the Super-Angulon, and I want to share some pics I taked in this first test. Some pics are reframed. I know I did not get yet the best of this small wide angle lens can do...Mainly because I calculate wrong the distance....that explain the soft faces of my friends in near all pics...