Posts Tagged “lens: Fish-eye-Takumar”

Fish-eye-Takumar: ALL WE NEED

Fish-eye-Takumar: ALL WE NEED
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Fish-eye-Takumar: ruins of Belval

Fish-eye-Takumar: ruins of Belval
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Fish-eye-Takumar: blast furnaces of Belval

Fish-eye-Takumar: blast furnaces of Belval
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Fish-eye-Takumar: back-lit trees

Fish-eye-Takumar: back-lit trees
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Oops, motion blur

Oops, motion blur
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Fish-eye-Takumar: Basilique Assomption de la Bienheureuse Vierge Marie

Fish-eye-Takumar: Basilique Assomption de la Bienheureuse Vierge Marie

In Saeul.

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Fish-eye-Takumar: portrait

Fish-eye-Takumar: portrait
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Fish-eye-Takumar: Fish-eye view of the trees

Fish-eye-Takumar: Fish-eye view of the trees

Aperture: ƒ/16 Camera: PENTAX ME Super Focal length: 18mm ISO: 400

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Fish-eye-Takumar: Almost like Luxembourg (in Germany)

Fish-eye-Takumar: Almost like Luxembourg (in Germany)

Aperture: ƒ/16 Camera: PENTAX ME Super Focal length: 18mm ISO: 400

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Fish-eye-Takumar: at the Irreler Wasserfälle

Fish-eye-Takumar: at the Irreler Wasserfälle

Note to self: when shooting with a fish-eye pancake lens, keep your fingers out of the shot 🙂 Aperture: ƒ/16 Camera: PENTAX ME Super Focal length: 18mm ISO: 400

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Say ‘hi’ to my Fish-eye-Takumar 18mm f/11 lens

Say ‘hi’ to my Fish-eye-Takumar 18mm f/11 lens

Early 1960s pancake fish-eye lens, easy to use as there is no focusing, a bit slow as the widest aperture is f/11. I’m using the GOBE M42 lens to Pentax K Mount adapter for this lens.

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