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I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
I glued the viewfinder magnifying glass from my Konstruktor into the back of my 1961 Canon Canonet and shot a roll of x-pro Precisa in it. Not sure what I was expecting, and frankly it turned out less than 'wow', but hey - it was worth a try... :-)
First try at 'freelensing', where you hold a lens loose in front of the camera. I used a Carl Zeiss Tessar lens with my Nikon F100 body. It didn't deliver the wonderful 'shrunken world' effect that can be achieved with a proper tilt-shift lens, but it worked pretty good for close-ups.
First try at 'freelensing', where you hold a lens loose in front of the camera. I used a Carl Zeiss Tessar lens with my Nikon F100 body. It didn't deliver the wonderful 'shrunken world' effect that can be achieved with a proper tilt-shift lens, but it worked pretty good for close-ups.
First try at 'freelensing', where you hold a lens loose in front of the camera. I used a Carl Zeiss Tessar lens with my Nikon F100 body. It didn't deliver the wonderful 'shrunken world' effect that can be achieved with a proper tilt-shift lens, but it worked pretty good for close-ups.
