Photographs with cheap or old lenses

[rpcrowe]

50mm f/1.8 Oreston on A6500


58mm Helios on A7iii


135mm Triotar on A6500


Eleven U.S. Dollar (from Goodwill Thrift Store) Sears Auto 135mm on A7iii


58mm Helios on A7iii


55mm f/1.4 Sears Auto on A6500


135mm Meyer Optik f/2.8 on A6500

[pschlute]

Peter, nice photo. How did you get that close to a Concord?

Thanks Paul. This Concorde is G-BBDG, and is a permanent exhibit at Brooklands museum close to where I live.

Another picture with the same lens.....

[Pixl8tor]

This is the cheapest lens I have. It cost about C$25 and is composed of a magnifying glass ($5), camera mount ($20), cardboard and hockey tape.
Reaching Softly by Bill Jarvie, on Flickr
Original Image 5120x2961

[Wavelength]

[QUOTE=rpcrowe;750747]50mm f/1.8 Oreston on A6500





55mm f/1.4 Sears Auto on A6500




Is that the same puppy seen in your avatar?

[rpcrowe]

No it isn't... This is Oliverwho is a Llassa Apso + Poodle cross. He is a dog that was a "failed foster" The term "failed foster" is a tongue in cheek reference to a foster dog whom the foster family has adopted.

The dog on my Avatar is Panda (named for her black and white coloring) who was adopted into a "furever" home about a year or so ago...

[MrB]

Great Brickhill Church in Buckinghamshire taken last August:





SMC Pentax-K 30mm f/2.8 prime (approx 1980) on a Pentax K-70 APS-C DSLR.

(I should use this lens more often.)

Philip

[Tronhard]

Study in Stacked Chairs 01


Taken on the Canon EOS D60 (2003) with the EF 28-105mm Lens (2000)

[Tronhard]

Study in stacked chairs II

Canon EOS D30 (2000), EF 70-210 f/4 (1987)