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What kind of lens is a 135mm lens?
Add in a solid understanding of lighting, posing, and composition, and photographers can use their gear to its fullest potential and create incredible images. The unique qualities of some camera gear absolutely shines in skilled hands. One such piece of gear is the 135mm lens (at either f/1.8 or f/2, depending on the brand).
Which is better 135mm or 85mm F / 2?
One very popular lens for bokeh fiends is the Canon 85mm f/1.2 – it can produce extremely creamy out of focus backgrounds. But I would argue that a 135mm f/2 lens produces even greater bokeh, thanks to the long focal length that compresses the background far more than the 85mm lens.
Which is the best canon 135mm for autofocus?
If you want autofocus, and great value for money, buy the Canon 135mm, as it has almost the image quality of the Samyang, and you can get it for under $1000 new. The Canon is about as sharp as the Samyang, but it has some very slight chromatic aberration.
When did the Ansco medium format camera come out?
In 1954 Agfa introduced a totally new medium format folder for the high-end market and called it the Super Isolette. For North American distribution it was rebadged during the following year as the Ansco Super Speedex. The Super Isolette and its Super Speedex clone are Isolettes in name only.
Add in a solid understanding of lighting, posing, and composition, and photographers can use their gear to its fullest potential and create incredible images. The unique qualities of some camera gear absolutely shines in skilled hands. One such piece of gear is the 135mm lens (at either f/1.8 or f/2, depending on the brand).
What’s the price of an Ansco Agfa isolette III?
For the U.S. market, the older series one, Agfa Isolette III was relabelled as the Ansco Speedex Special “R”. All of the Speedex Special “R” cameras I’ve come across need their bellows replaced. When it was new, the Speedex Special “R” sold for the princely sum of $55.00.
What was the purpose of the Ansco Speedex 4.5 special?
The Ansco Speedex 4.5 ” Special ” is essentially an Isolette II wearing an Ansco trademark for the North American market. Like its Agfa twin the Speedex 4.5 “Special” was aimed to fulfill the needs of the advanced amateur who had some basic photographic skills, but lacked the means to buy a premium medium format camera.
