Hi Marnie,
The Zenitar is a great lens, not only for the price. It does
show a wonderful color rendition and a very good sharpness (when
stopped down, of course). The flare control is *almost* on the
same league of a SMC lens. Well built, although you may
experience sample variations. When I
Hope this helps.
Ciao,
Gianfranco
Yup. Sure does.
Thx!, Marnie aka Doe :-)
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Subject: OT: Zenitar Fish Eye?
I've been think about getting a Zenitar fish eye (16mm). Screwmount, it
would
work on my Canon Elan 7e (with the adapter that I already got for the
Super
Tak 35mm 3.5). Evidentially higher priced/better fish eyes have a lot
It is definitely a fun lens, and often quite useful. I got mine to use with
the MZ-S, and yes, there is considerable distortion, but I expected that.
For landscape shots without a lot of foreground detail, the distortion is
barely visible. On the *ist D, the distortion is tamed considerably since
Hi!
I have one and love it..
here are some sample pics
http://photography.desertrose.de/div/gallery1.html
the snowy one, the one with the banana trees, the two with the parking
house and the the bw on and the one with the donkey... the scans are a
bit poor, my scanner is not so good, the prints
On Wed, 5 Nov 2003, William Robb wrote:
I had one for a while. I found it to be quite sharp, and surprisingly,
not overly flarey. I thought the colour rendition was a bit garish, it
might fit in well with Canon lenses in this regard. I found a good deal
on a Super Takumar 17mm fisheye, and
On 5 Nov 2003 at 13:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, Katrin, I remember those banana trees! Kewl shot.
thanks ^_^
I know that I posted them some time ago, but since you asked about
the zenitar...
I didn't have much time recently, but I hope I find the time to give
the zenitar a bit
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