I took my 58mm f/2 Russian Helios (copy of the Carl Zeiss Sonnar) to the Oktoberfest celebration in El Cajon, California. I had it mounted with an adapter on my crop sensor Sony A6500 which was a delight to shoot with this old (manufactured in 1984) totally manual lens. I have never had an easier time shooting with a manual focus lens. I shot everything wide open at f/2. I did use focus peaking. When the eyes lit up bright red, I was in focus.
I was most interested in the unique swirly bokeh produced by the Russian lens. It is most apparent in image #1...
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Images 2 and 3 do not have as prevalent a swirl in the bokeh. But, IMO, this lens is flattering to female subjects and can sepaate the subject from the background...
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