Once I showed the results of a modification of the Helios 44-2 lens, which consisted in the fact that I turned the front glass 180 degrees.
The first post showed the results of shooting in nature.
The second post was dedicated to shooting close-ups
Today I will show you the next test. Last time we filmed on the roof of the house and I promised to show you something. Yes, I had with me exactly that lens with the front glass turned upside down.
This lens option allows you to visually highlight the main subject right at the time of shooting. Even without post-processing. However, judge for yourself. True, I had to do some post-processing, but it did not concern the task of selecting an object.
Vladimir's Cathedral favorably stood out against the background of old roofs. Of course I focused on it and I like this result.
But even without such a clearly dominant object, you can focus on individual houses, courtyards, spaces, highlight something textured.
In general, I really liked this result when shooting urbanism. Now I will look for new roofs and new views.
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Camera | Sony A7М2 |
Lens | Helios-40-2 ОKS 1-22-1 |
Location | Russia |
Post-production | in LR |
Manual processing in Lightroom
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