Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: BernardLanguillier on January 27, 2016, 06:48:49 pm
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Dear team,
I have been using the aforementioned lens casually on my Betterlight back with good results, but I was wondering whether some of you had the chance to use this lens on recent digital backs?
- How well does it resolve without movements with 80mp class backs?
- How well behaved is it with movements with CMOS backs?
Thank you.
Cheers,
Bernard
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Dear team,
I have been using the aforementioned lens casually on my Betterlight back with good results, but I was wondering whether some of you had the chance to use this lens on recent digital backs?
- How well does it resolve without movements with 80mp class backs?
- How well behaved is it with movements with CMOS backs?
Thank you.
Cheers,
Bernard
If it's the Pink banded version, I toyed with it for a while on my IQ260, no problems, besides trying to focus. Gets pretty tough on a med telephoto without live view IMO. I went with the Schneider 120mm APO digitar instead, mainly due to size and less Arca rings. The 150mm is a great lens IMO.
Paul C
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If it's the Pink banded version, I toyed with it for a while on my IQ260, no problems, besides trying to focus. Gets pretty tough on a med telephoto without live view IMO. I went with the Schneider 120mm APO digitar instead, mainly due to size and less Arca rings. The 150mm is a great lens IMO.
Thanks Paul, yes it does have a pink band indeed.
Cheers,
Bernard
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Excellent lens. Both the 120mm and 150 and 105mm in that line are great.
On a tech camera, I believe the lens, will need a back extension, where you move the digital back out from the tech camera out.
Paul C
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Thanks Paul.
Cheers,
Bernard
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I can also confirm. I have the 150, the 135 and the 120, all with the pink band, all very good, with no discernible difference between them in terms of sharpness which is excellent. I use them on a Credo50. The 120 macro is probably a touch sharper wide open, but I always use these lenses between f8 to a maximum of f11. If you go down to f16, you definitely notice softening. Just one stop difference is like night and day.
Edward