Keep on digging
by Paolo De Faveri
Well, it looks like I had left unprocessed an entire folder from last year...
This is another "Sunset in Valsavarenche", taken from exactly the same vantage point of my previous post of this very same place, just shot about 30 minutes earlier.
The Valsavarenche is a steep and narrow valley lying at the feet of the Gran Paradiso, one of "giants" of the Alps with its 4061 meters of elevation.
Details: Eos 50D, Zeiss Distagon *T 28mm f2,8, some GNDs...
Your C&C are as always highly appreciated, thanks in advance for your time.
Paolo
PS larger image provided
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Albert Darmo Canada
Prashan, mine is not actually the new ZE, but rather a very very old Zeiss-Contax lens, one of the few lenses I kept from my old Contax system of my film days. However, it's - along with my Zeiss Planar 50mm f1,4 - by far the sharpest lens I own. I do believe the new ZE version is outstanding as well, although it's hard to believe it's better than mine (as an old Zeiss mktg dept slogan says: how can we improve over perfection?
If you're thinking about some Zeiss lenses, I strongly suggest you to look for some used Contax lens. the 28, 35, 50, 85, 35-70, 28-85 are all great lenses capable of delivering outstanding performances despite their 20-30 years. A used 28 f2,8 in good shape sells for about 200-300 $ on ebay, have a look and if you find it, don't think twice and get it. With a 10$ chinese adaptor ring it will finally bring every single pixel of your camera sensor to life...