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Biogon T* 2,8/25 ZM: Portrait of a lens
Sigfrid Lundberg's Stuff, 2012-11-18
This is one of the very sharpest lenses made by mankind. Its
resolution at aperture f/4, 400 lp/mm, corresponds to the maximum
resolution theoretically possible at f/4; in other words it represents
the calculated 'diffraction limited' performance at this aperture.
says La
Vida Leica in its review of the lens. To put this in another way:
Physics prohibits the construction of a lens with hight resolution
power!
Before I walked away to buy it I did read a handful of other reviews, including, ones by Steve Huff and diglloyd. You find my shots taken with Biogon T* 2,8/25 ZM here. Below you find a random sample from my personal favourites.
Categories:
Images,
Lenses,
Photography
Permalink:
http://sigfrid-lundberg.se/entries/2012/07/biogon/
Other, not yet obsolete stuff
| 2012-11-18 | Zeiss ZM 50mm f1.5 C-Sonnar: Portrait of a lens The 50mm Sonnar f1.5 is a transplant from the Contax rangefinder world. A real classic there. Also, it is indeed a personality with a focus shift. Images, Lenses, Photography |
| 2012-11-18 | Voigtländer 15mm f/4.5 Super Wide Heliar: A portrait of a lens Super-wide Heliar was the first M Mount lens I bought. I have used it extensively, in particular on my Olympus E-P2. But I still use it over and over again. Images, Lenses, Photography |
| 2012-05-14 | On colour When a subject contains vidid colours, I invariably transform the photo to black and white. If there are few I usually preserve colour. Unless there is special conditions that make me feel that colour is important. For instance, when the image contain vivid colours. Flickr, Photography, Images |
| 2012-05-08 | Creative Commons and Dutch Elm Disease A story about some dead trees, a walk with friends in Skåne and a natural reserve outside Bristol, UK. Flickr, Creative Commons, Photography |
| 2012-02-02 | Sigfrid intervjuad av Kristina Kristina Alexandersson är en aktiv person i allt som handlar om Internet, lärande och öppet innehåll. I dag publicerade hon en intervju med mig på CreativeCommons svenska sajt. Photography, Open Content |
| 2012-01-18 | Shooting M mount I have been shooting M mount since November last year. Images, Photography, Hardware |