Landscape minoltarokkor 35 mm 3 1280x715

It is true that the shooting was an amazing view of the color fidelity and quality (which I admit could have been much better) I saw a picture in the another with digital you can always have better and more ... The Rokkor 35mm F / 1. 8 (equivalent to 52, 5 mm on digital) is a gem indeed. But as you say it is set manually and there was no benchmark for electrical development. This is a little inconvenience, especially when working with the hands ... The landscape was taken during a test of this objective fairly heavy iron and glass solid. The few parameters of the basic image are to my knowledge: 2. 28MB or 3860x2156, color depth 24, the exposure time: 1/100s, ISO 100 used. (I might have put 200 ISO, but the weather was very clear in the morning ...) It is true that for this type of lens a tripod is better, eh? Well, I do not know what you think? Marc

The cry Hello. Thank you and pass the message. I just checked the original. The picture has hardly been touched up: simply resized and slightly thinning in color. The original is much more 'saturated' in a sense that the example of FEI, but beautiful. I believe that using the Minolta Rokkor F / 1. 8 35 mm is mainly responsible for the effect. There is no trick. I could send you the original to give you proof after all that I say, if I had the chance? ... Friendship, Mark. : 15: