The Voigtlander Ultron 40 f/2 SL II
by Julien HautcoeurI'm Julien, one of your readers, thank you for all your work that you share with us on your website. I'm a French engineer living in Canada. I like to travel and take photographs of the places I visit. I would like to share with you my experience with the Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f2 SL II that I use with my Nikon D700. I thought it could be interesting for your other readers.This “review” will be more about the feeling of using this lens than the evaluation of the technical aspects. There are already lots of websites to describe the build...
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“Pancake lenses are some of the most portable and fun optics that you can find out there. Here are just a few great ones. The post Five Pancake Lenses That Will Make You Drool appeared first on The Phoblographer.”See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more
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Used Leica M 240 – $6495 – Owned by Mark SpitzWas browsing over at pop flash.com today to see if they had any interesting goodies and noticed that they have a black Leica M 240 for sale, used, for $6495. They say it was owned by Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz. Hopefully it never took a swim with Mark, lol.Either way, it appears to be a great buy for someone looking to save a little on a new M 240. Also comes with a Thumbs up, soft release and letter from Mark Spitz. You can see the details over at PopFlash.com HERE.
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We test the new Fujifilm X-T1, the weather-sealed mirrorless camera with classic DSLR styling, and give our verdict in our full review.See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more...
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By Onur Otlu (8 hours ago). I was also seriously considering the XE-2 before this announcement. I prefer the rangefinder form factor, but the grip on the XT-1 is better. As far as I see, the main advantages of the XT-1 over XE-2 ...See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more...
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South in Black and White
By David Mello
Hey guys! I've never shared my work before, but I've loved following your site, so though this might be a good time to start.
I'm originally from south of Boston. A few years ago, I was having a really bad day, so I just got in my car and drove. Traffic was better going south, so I ended up in North Carolina. Long story short, I never left.
I've always loved searching out history, but I've had to learn to see differently down here. History moves *slower* here, blending into the everyday in a way that is at first elusive, but ultimately quite beautiful. Structures...
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