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Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 28 July
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
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Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 21 July
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
My sweetheart Janya visited me yesterday. I had not seen her since the first day of the year. Her mother Aruna has resumed work in television. Nikkor 85/2 and Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8, both on Sony A7. -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 16 June
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
It was a hot day in Delhi, so Kaveri visited late, after the light had almost gone. Nikkor 50/1.4 on Sony A7 -
W/NW Pic-O'-The-Week #22
mukul_dube replied to Bill Blackwell Images's topic in Leica and Rangefinders
Thank you, Allen. -
W/NW Pic-O'-The-Week #22
mukul_dube replied to Bill Blackwell Images's topic in Leica and Rangefinders
Allen, where was your photo taken? I see two women with covered heads in the background, which suggests Muslim people or a Muslim country: but I have never seen a garment like that on one of the men on the bench. -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 19 May
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
Maybe you can, as you started the thread. I'd try the "EDIT" option. -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 19 May
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
Both Nikkor 50/1.4 on Sony A7 I had two welcome visitors today, chaps with whom I was at high school until I passed out in 1966. I had not seen one of them for these 53 years. -
Maybe I should speak to an ophthalmologist. I shall now call myself an OSU. I do have the kit zoom which came with the camera but I seldom use it. It does not need Eye AF owing to its relatively short maximum focal length and small maximum aperture.
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I was impatient, Howard, because I wanted to post the first decent photo I'd taken in some weeks. Is "animal eye focus" fundamentally different from focus on human eyes?
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Your best bet may be to search the Internet for a copy of the same lens. If the lens was made for a manual focus SLR, the different mount designations are at Minolta SR-mount - Wikipedia. There may be alternatives from other makers for the same mount.
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Here we go, Howard. Young Kaveri, who uses for me a word which translates as "Grandpa", visited me after a gap of fully two months. She was in the last lap of completing an M.A. degree. Nikkor 50/1.4 on Sony A7
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Why is the Leica M shutter so loud?
mukul_dube replied to squareformat's topic in Leica and Rangefinders
What neil_ parker said reminded me of what I heard (or read) in the 1960s: that the Leica was the only camera allowed inside recording studios with open microphones. Obviously the twin lens Rolleis were not considered here. -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 7 April
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
These were taken to check a lens which was just cleaned as it had a bit of fungus inside. The stuff on the cap -- which the man said he was given at a temple -- concerns the Ayodhya dispute, which has dominated Indian politics for decades. Both Nikkor 105/2.5 on Sony A7 -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 17 March
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
Kaveri came during the week. She brought along her boy friend, whom I had never met. Nikkor 50/1.4 on Sony A7 -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 24 February
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
When I realised that I had forgotten to say that the camera was a Sony A7 I began to fear being thrown out of the forum. -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 24 February
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
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Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 17 February
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
The pano is impressive, Howard. I offer a photo of a young woman and her 1-year old who may never learn to smile. Nikkor 50/1.4 on Sony A7 -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 30 December
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
This little sweetheart visited after more than four months. Her mother assures me that the child knows no rude gestures. Nikkor 85/2 on Sony A7 -
The J-9 I had several years ago (like other lenses copied or derived from those by Zeiss) did not focus correctly on a Leica. I adjusted the range-finder of a FED 2 body such that the J-9 gave spot on focus on it at my usual distance for portraits ("head shots") with 85 mm. It gave relatively low contrast but was sharp enough. I understand that it works well on Kiev bodies.
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This man is a rickshaw puller but is unusual in that he helps elderly people in various ways, such as by fetching their medicines and vegetables. Nikkor 105/2.5 on Sony A7
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Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 9 December
mukul_dube replied to howardstanbury's topic in Sony/Minolta
My friend Aamna, who calls me Daadu (grandpa), is by no means the only girl I have photographed whose eyes close when she laughs and who covers her face with her hands. Nikkor 105/2.5 on Sony A7 -
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Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 25 November
mukul_dube replied to Mark Keefer's topic in Sony/Minolta
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Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 11 November
mukul_dube replied to mukul_dube's topic in Sony/Minolta
Sorry, I should have said "left edge". It's now clear the light and the modifier were to the right of the camera. -
Sony/Minolta pictures of the week | 11 November
mukul_dube replied to mukul_dube's topic in Sony/Minolta
Whether the "light modifier" works by reflecting light or by altering light which passes through it, I'd say it does a good job. I wonder, though, why the top left of the frame is so dark.