Showcase Canon 135 f/2.5 FD

The f/2.5 is defendant a sharp lens...
Beautiful colors to...
Great captures

 

A visitor to my garden...

Slowly I am working through my FD lenses, the 135mm 2.5 is one great lens. I think I like it more with the EP=2 than I did with the F1 and FTb film cameras!

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Testing my "new" Canon 135 f/2.5

Just bought a nice used copy of this lens from B&H for $89. Looking forward to testing it out more but so far I really like the image quality I am getting with it on my EPL-1.

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I just got one of these today--it was $45 on eBay. I'm really having to work to keep it steady--the equivalent of a 270mm/2.5 is great, but it's going to take some work. I don't have any worthwhile pictures yet, but here are two 100% crops: f/2.5 and f/8.

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Canon 135mm f2.5

Bigish heavy lens! Nice kit, tho.

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If I may ask, what adapter do you use for your m43 system? And does this adapter works on all Canon FD lenses? Thanks

 

Canon legacy FD lenses use FD to M43 adapters. You can find them on Amazon or eBay.

 

Cute little critter! Red Panda. Really liking this "new" lens.

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Spring

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Panasonic GH2 with Canon FD 135 f2.5
Panasonic DMC-GH2
Aperture f2.5
Exposure 0.002 sec (1/500)
ISO Speed 160
Exposure Bias +0.33 EV

 

CalGuard F-16's were doing touch-'n-go's today, but by the time I was in position, this guy had chased 'em away. Good position, though, this is uncropped with the Canon 135, so I'll get the F-16's one of these days.  

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What and how can I do this and does it affect the quality of the picture?

 

I'm referring to the lenses on my eyeglasses, which turn dark in sunlight, making it very difficult to see the LCD.

I've since bought the VF-2 viewfinder, which makes focusing a lot easier in sunlight.

 

Ahha thanks for the quick respons. next time I will read the whole text before asking.

 

f/2.5, with flash E-PL1 at about 1.8m

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Just playing around with the E-M5 and my FD adapter.

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Hey guys and gals. I took this image last week here in Dublin, Ireland with my G2 and an old 135mm fd lens. It's been cropped and processed maybe a little too much. Hope you like it.
Edit! I've just added a few more images taken in Phoenix Park, Dublin. The second last image could have been a 28mm fd

 

This lens is now one of my absolute favorites. It is sure sharp enough for my use. Pic is about F/4

 

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Great lens!
Unfortunately my copy is broken, seriously decentered, so it works almost like tilt-shift lens and I cannot obtain infinity focus. Because of that I don't use it too much but even with this handicap it's beautiful lens sharp from wide open.
Only real drawback are older anti-reflective coatings but if one isn't shooting directly to the lights it's without problems and contrast is pretty good.
All images were taken with E-M10II and Camdiox focal reducer.
First two images are at f/2.5 (f/1.8) and third one is at f/5.6 (f/4).

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