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The Bausch & Lomb (B&L) Baltar lenses were introduced in the late 1930s and quickly established themselves as some of the finest motion picture lenses of their time. Designed for professional cinematography, the original Baltars became known for their smooth image rendering, gentle contrast, and … Continue readingBausch & Lomb Super Baltar
The Biotar 50mm f/1.4 is a classic standard lens derived from the renowned double-Gauss optical formula, a design that has influenced generations of high-performance normal lenses. Its optical construction consists of six elements arranged in four groups, following a nearly symmetrical double-Gauss configuration that provides … Continue readingCarl Zeiss Jena 50mm f1.4 Biotar
Guangzhou unfolded beneath the gentle glow of an unhurried afternoon, where warm sunlight drifted effortlessly across quiet streets and elegant facades. Every frame carried a sense of calm, inviting a slower appreciation of light, texture, and atmosphere. Paired with the Angenieux 50mm f/1.9 S1, the … Continue readingSunshine with Angenieux 50/1.9 S1
If a country is ruled by an animal, should its people still bow their heads and praise the emperor without question? The image, captured with the Sigma DP2 Merrill, invites the same quiet reflection. Equipped with a 30mm f/2.8 lens (45mm equivalent) and the remarkable … Continue readingThe Emperor
I grew up in this area. Demolition and relocation will be happened soon. Everything will be pulled down, but memory will last forever.
It is sad that cold and deserted situations are everywhere. Our lousy and slow government never have serious quarantine policy on the flight and ship crews. Now, we have endless outbreak, hopeless future.
It was more than a year ago, I was in Hangzhou. Temperature was around 12 Deg C, not very cold but quit comfort for me. It was raining at night. I walked around and looked forward to meet an important person in the next day. … Continue readingRainy Night in Hangzhou