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Dag 23: Kunstudstilling / opstilling i stuen


Endnu en dag, hvor jeg tester et gammelt objektiv. Denne gang er det en ELICAR Automatic MC f = 135mm 1: 2.8 med serienummer 800649 - Nikon F-mount. Jeg kan ikke finde mange oplysninger om dette objektiv, der er fremstillet af Komine - en japansk linseproducent - og det skulle efter sigende være ekstremt skarpt. Byggekvaliteten er meget god, og objektivet kom med en indbygget beskyttelsesdæksel over frontlinsen.

Min Nikon D300 med objektivet err monteret på et stativ, og jeg benytter en Nikon-kabeludløseren MC-36. Igen brugte jeg "Mirror Up" -tilstand for optimal skarphed. Til højre for emnet placerede jeg en SB-900 med en 1/2 CT og en smal lysformer fra Honl Photo. Blitzen blev styret med en PocketWizard. I manuel tilstand valgte jeg en lukketid på 1/125 sek og justerede derefter skarphed manuelt. WB var indstillet til Overskyet (varm i modsætning til den blå gel) og ISO til 200. Efter nogen eksperimenterende endte jeg på en eksponeringskompensation på -2/3 EV, hvor jeg var tilfreds med resultatet.

Jeg må sige, at jeg synes, at dette objektiv tegner meget skarpt, og der er overhovedet ingen vignettering. Det kunne blive en perfekt portrætlinse!

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