Lenses
Sigfrid Lundberg's Stuff
2013-09-09: With a full frame sensor my lenses become wider
This is an addendum to my earlier review of the 15mm Super-Wide
Heliar lens
Images,
Lenses,
Photography, 2013
2012-11-18: Biogon T* 2,8/25 ZM: Portrait of a lens
This is one of the very sharpest lenses made by mankind.
Images,
Lenses,
Photography, 2012
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
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
2011-05-03: A Leica lens from Minolta?
The M Rokkor lenses were produced by Minolta for their excellent
rangefinder camera Minolta CLE. I aquired one of them, the 40mm f2.0, for
use with my Olympus E-P2.
Images,
Lenses,
Photography,
Hardware, 2011
2010-10-29: Portrait of a lens: NIKKOR-O Auto 1:2 f=35mm
Portrait of a lens I've kept since I was a teenager.
Images,
Hardware,
Lenses,
Photography, 2010
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On this site there is material on photography, music, literature and other stuff I enjoy in life. However, most of it is related to my profession as an Internet programmer and software developer within the area of digital libraries. I have been that at the Royal Danish Library, Copenhagen (Denmark) and, before that, Lund university library (Sweden).
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