Sample shots taken with ZD 35mm F/3.5 Macro

catsr03 · 26th January 2006

Sample shots taken with E-500 & above mentioned lens:

chainsmoker · 26th January 2006

Nice and sharp. Any pics with the ex25 as well. Post more pls.

KrY0LiT3 · 27th January 2006

i got 1 to share. 35mm. boy i just love the lens. this one was patiently done. i dun really like to take things wide open. i like control over the bokeh. f/16 and loving it.

any chess players here?

chainsmoker · 27th January 2006

Originally Posted by KrY0LiT3

i got 1 to share. 35mm. boy i just love the lens. this one was patiently done. i dun really like to take things wide open. i like control over the bokeh. f/16 and loving it. any chess players here?

Very sharp. Even brought out the flaws of the chess set, noticed the groove of the castle isnt well cut.

I play chess, sometimes a match can last 2hrs w/o toilet break.

tkmloh · 27th January 2006

Hi KrY0LiT3,
Looks nice..Could you tell us what time exposure did you used on that shot? Was it mounted on tripod? By the way, chainsmoker, i think you mean rook instead of castle...
Cheers!
Spelling error..cheers!
Do you compete still? You seem to be knowledagable in chess...how old are you by the way?
Cheers!

chainsmoker · 27th January 2006

Originally Posted by tkmloh

Hi KrY0LiT3,
Looks nice..Could you tell us what time exposure did you used on that shot? Was it mounted on tripod? By the way, chainsmoker, i think you mean rogue instead of castle...
Cheers!

Ahh ic.... no wonder it always took that long to finish

KrY0LiT3 · 27th January 2006

f/16 2s 35mm iso 100. mounted on tripod. black cardboard used for the back. a warm desk lamp on the right. it's taken in portrait and the fl50 is used to fill the left to make shadows less harsh. patience is needed esp with the fixed lens, cheapo lighting and home-made reflectors.

i play chess competitively for my uni. each game usually last more than 3 hours so 2 hours is nothing really. lol. and btw it's not rogue. it's rook. lol. castling is when the king takes 2 steps right or left and the rook goes to the first square it moves past.

26th January 2006	#1
catsr03 Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Sengkang Posts: 151	Sample shots taken with ZD 35mm F/3.5 Macro Sample shots taken with E-500 & above mentioned lens:

26th January 2006	#2
chainsmoker Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: GagalandCloud9 Posts: 451	Re: Sample shots taken with ZD 35mm F/3.5 Macro Nice and sharp. Any pics with the ex25 as well. Post more pls.

27th January 2006	#3
KrY0LiT3 Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 131	Re: Sample shots taken with ZD 35mm F/3.5 Macro i got 1 to share. 35mm. boy i just love the lens. this one was patiently done. i dun really like to take things wide open. i like control over the bokeh. f/16 and loving it. any chess players here? Last edited by KrY0LiT3; 27th January 2006 at 01:22 AM.

27th January 2006	#5
tkmloh Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Siglap Posts: 66	Re: Sample shots taken with ZD 35mm F/3.5 Macro Hi KrY0LiT3, Looks nice..Could you tell us what time exposure did you used on that shot? Was it mounted on tripod? By the way, chainsmoker, i think you mean rook instead of castle... Cheers! Spelling error..cheers! Do you compete still? You seem to be knowledagable in chess...how old are you by the way? Cheers! Last edited by tkmloh; 27th January 2006 at 11:36 AM.

27th January 2006	#7
KrY0LiT3 Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 131	Re: Sample shots taken with ZD 35mm F/3.5 Macro f/16 2s 35mm iso 100. mounted on tripod. black cardboard used for the back. a warm desk lamp on the right. it's taken in portrait and the fl50 is used to fill the left to make shadows less harsh. patience is needed esp with the fixed lens, cheapo lighting and home-made reflectors. i play chess competitively for my uni. each game usually last more than 3 hours so 2 hours is nothing really. lol. and btw it's not rogue. it's rook. lol. castling is when the king takes 2 steps right or left and the rook goes to the first square it moves past.