Testing the Voigtlander 50mm F1.1 and Bessa III 667 cameras

The Voigtlander 50mm F1.1 lens in the Leica M mount has recently come out on the market and Rob from www.bigcameraworkshops.com tested it out at a model shoot in the "Graffiti Alley" of Toronto. The new Bessa III 667 was also tested out at this shoot.

Both are available at bigcameraworkshops.com
You can read Rob's blog at thepicturedesk.blogspot.com

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Voigtlander
• Bessa
• Leica
• Model
• shoot
• Alley
• graffiti

[thepicturedesk]

I didn't find the negatives over exposed but I found the scans a little light. I didn't do my own scans.

[Jubiejai]

the model loooks great, im buying the model!

[AirUpThere996]

@assa123assa123

she was just posing

[aerowindwalker]

Excellent testing. Often seeing photographers waste the talent of the model during testing, this is not the case.

[DirtKingHD]

Great lens, tacky photos.

[jasonsitu]

id tap that!

[1337H0E]

@ILMORUZ the shown camera (which is actually not a bessa 3) has it's fastest shutter speed at 1/2000s. In my opinion that would be much too slow to shoot f1.1 at bright daylight, even with a very low iso film. 

[ILMORUZ]

a little over-exposed? too much light to shot with f1.1 !!

[BrentonSteinhilber]

What is it with hot girls in dirty alleyways? Strange fetish photographers seem to have for that...