Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/03/09
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Hans,
Whatever the camera and lens, and whatever their "worth" on the used
market, the pictures are splendid.
Art Peterson
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Subject: [Leica] Nikkor bokeh, not good enough?
Author: leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us at internet
Date: 3/9/98 7:57 PM
I will not argue that Leica all lenses have a similar color, and are the
very best. But I see nothing wrong with the bokeh of the Nikkor 180/2,8
pictures I just published at http://home2.swipnet.se/~w-24872/karro.htm
All pictures were shot by my daughter Karolina. I borrowed her an old F3/MD4
and an even older non-ED 180/2,8 because of the African dust. She went with
my wife for a story about Massaimara in Kenya. I think the pix are quite
impressive for a lens worth $300 on the used market. Film was Fuji Velvia.
/Hans
>I don't have either, but from past experience, if you are going to use
>color transparency film, you will see a color difference between the Nikkor
>lens and your Leica lenses. It will be immediately obvious that it is not a
>Leica lens. And, of course, as Thib says, the Bokeh is different.
>
>Jim