Early shots with 35-100

[dbutch]

Here are a couple of shots from the 35-100mm - really enjoying playing with shallow depth of field

Ems (pretty harse light, used a relector)


Squizzle 35-100 + EC14 (slight crop)


It is a sharp lens and the amount of detail is scary - Hope to try it in the studio over the weekend

Dave

[sapper]

Re: Early shots with 35-100

Squizzle??
Nice shots Dave.
I have been thinking about one of these for some time now, after seeing these I am more convinced that I need one.

[benvendetta]

[cinders]

Re: Early shots with 35-100

Squizzle??

Yep, that what we called them too!

[Guest]

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That's alot of details in the squirrel shot~

[sapper]

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I am VERY temped by this.

[j.baker]

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I have just done something silly......SRS has one of their last 14-35mm still on offer........I have placed an order. I now need to sell more lenses

That said, the 35-100 is a revelation. One you have tried the top pro glass, you dont want to go back.

[theMusicMan]

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Crikey John, you are most certainly going for it now, eh. You now have the full range don't you... of 7-14mm, 14-35mm, 35-100mm...? cor blimey govenor

I envy you.

[j.baker]

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I bet you dont envy my credit card bill

Given the prices that SRS had on the lenses, against the normal price, it basically meant that for I got the 7-14mm for free.

I am now trying to sell off more lenses to help recoup my cash.

50mm, 12-60mm, 50-200 MK1.

[Radar]

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WOW! Can't wait to get my 12-60 and 50-200 on monday to play with! Loved the squirrel photo

[Ian]

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Dave, are your samples shot at f/2?

Ian

[theMusicMan]

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Crikey - look at the detail in that tree rat... incredible detail I must say. You're making me very envious Dave.

[dbutch]

Re: Early shots with 35-100

Thanks for the comments, here are a few more shots

Ian, the portrait was actually at f5 the one below is at f2.8, the squirrel photo was at f2.8 but with the convertor so an effective f3.5

The studio shots below were f6.3 & f7.1

Cheers

Dave

Ems (f2.8)


Al in the studio

crop of eye detail




The thin line at f2

[Guest]

Re: Early shots with 35-100

Certainly is a cracker lens ther Dave.

Great portraits but have a weakness for Squizzle. There are none in Oz.

[Danny]

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Looks like a great lens, the squirrel is super sharp!