Pics with Zeiss Distagon FE 35mm f/1.4

[iiiNelson]

Seattle 4 by Tre Nelson, on Flickr

 

Seattle 7 by Tre Nelson, on Flickr

 

Seattle 9 by Tre Nelson, on Flickr

 

Kiawah Day 1 51 by Tre Nelson, on Flickr

 

Seattle by Tre Nelson, on Flickr

[Mathias]

Wheat by Mathias Kappeler, auf Flickr

[Mathias]

Up Above by Mathias Kappeler, auf Flickr

 

Ancient by Mathias Kappeler, auf Flickr

[Golem]

OK !

 

eEnufff !!

 

Is anyone else truly sickandfuggintired

of pix with pointlessly minimal DOF ??

 

Well, Whatevvvverrr. Now perznilly, I'm

having me some cheap thrills stopping

down my ultrawides. It's certainly not a

new aesthetic ... oh kontrairey ... it's

photographically pre-pleistocene, but in

this day of the bokeh kult, I feel like a

Bolshevik tossing Molotov Bloody Marys

when I set an f:stop without any decimal

point in it.

 

Creamy, Crunchy, or Chewy, most of this

Bokeh BS is just wallpaper and greeting

card aesthetics ... a failure to manage

to visually arrange the elements in the

scene, so just obliterate everything but

the center of "interest" [sic].

 

Yeah I know, not every scene cooperates

with efforts to visually organize stuff.

Well, making it into a Hallmark greeting

card is one option .... and refusing to

abuse innocent pixels is the other. Try

the less abusive way. Not every cliche

is worth milking to death. If there's no

"there" there, then why capture nothing ?

 

Oh, am I obliged to mention that all this

is just my not so humble opinion, or is

that painfully obvious without mention :-O

 

 

 

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[Cheatah]

I guess, the "old" C/Y Distagon 1,4/35mm must not hide either!

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[albertyuri]

my second try fe35f1.4

DSC02997 by albert_yuri, on Flickr

 

 

DSC02994 by albert_yuri, on Flickr

 

 

DSC02829 by albert_yuri, on Flickr

 

 

DSC02599 by albert_yuri, on Flickr

[dancook]

Taking mine on my commute to work, 

 

Morning Ride by dancook1982, on Flickr

 

Morning Ride 2 by dancook1982, on Flickr

[Cheatah]

No doubts, the FE 1,4/35mm is one of the best, if not THE best, fast 35mm lens on the market!  But it is costly, big and heavy!

[Francesco De lorenzo]

I bought this lens in July. I have not the camera yet, so I could not try the lens. Have you checked if your lens has  the issues examined here: http://diglloyd.com/blog/2015/20150818_1312-SonyFE35f1_4Distagon-examples-badSample.html

Thanks

[bbphoto]

Oof. That thing is downright juicy.