Fuji GFX with Fujifilm GF 120mm f4 macro, ISO 100, 1/125 f11
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and take a look at how she performs during a portrait session.
Adorama was kind enough providing a loaner for a day and artist Raymond Verdaguer happened to be in town and was kind enough
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According to Instagram, these are my most liked and commented shots from 2015. An interesting year as I became addicted to street shooting (again), as you probably noticed I haven’t had much interest to review gear.
The Track: Portrait Of A Runner: from Mike Kobal on Vimeo.
Francis is available for coaching, ph 9178260954 francisanthonyschiro@gmail.com
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16000 ISO. Shot with the Sony A7s and the Voigtlander Color Skopar 25mm f4, I found a great bargain on Ebay. Great little lens for street shooting.
Photozone tested the Zeiss Fe 16 35mm and they liked the lens.
“It is capable of delivering sharp results at medium apertures. In fact it’s pretty much excellent around the 20mm mark especially considering the 36mp sensor of the test camera. The weakest spot is at 35mm where the corners could be better at f/4 and f/5.6 but beyond they are just fine actually.”
If you are into mtf charts, head over to photozone and read the full report.
I purchased the lens as soon as it became available and absolutely love it.