Showcase Canon 35mm f/2 FD

Excellent composition's great B&W

 

Nice B&W's......

Just curious....what version of the 35mm is it....the SSC or the nFD?

R

 

A few from Houghton Mill, last one wide open. This is the S.S.C. version.

 

Awesome BW photo. What an inspiration!

 

selective colour

Of course I love the BW with selective colour. How did you do this?
Also, I am interested in getting some Canon FD lenses for my EPL1. Where did you get your adaptor or are you using your Canon manual SLR?
Thanks!!!
-jeremy

 

Hi Jeremy

I have posted a link on the images section explaining how this was done. Image was taken in colour with a Panasonic G1 and adapter was from ebay.

Cheers

Richard

 

Canon new FD 35mm f2 bayonet mount on Olympus Pen E-P1

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More Canon nFD 35mm f2 photos by Lucky.penguin on Flickr

 

Lens and camera combination used to take the pictures above for your reference

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i love your shots luckypenguin! i don't know how much pp was done in the above but it looks like a very punchy lens! a quality i love! sure your not a sales rep?

 

Thanks Kosta. I tend to have a standard amount of PP I do regardless of what lens I'm using - mostly just adding some contrast and saturation and a little sharpening. I generally prefer that "puchier" kind of look as you describe it, but it depends on the photo of course. When I put some photos together for these Image Threads I like to include a couple of B&Ws and some more processed photos. #6 is a straight conversion using the "Grainy film" art filter. #7 obviously has had a fairly significant saturation boost :smile:

 

I see some stunning fabulous images

 

This is a STELLAR image - well done!

 

Finally have a working adapter! Here's one from my copy of the 35 f/2


Lockdown. by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr

 

Nice work, you guys! You're makin' that lens look really nice!

 

Uno Mas


Leading Lines. by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr

 

Which model is your lens, Abram? New FD, convex breech-lock, concave breech-lock?

 

It's the New FD version (bayonet mount)

 

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