Let me remind you that yesterday we walked along the coast of the Baltic Sea near the Sestroretsk resort and admired the blue sky. I had my permanent OKS 1-22-1 lens with me. It allowed you to make different scenes from close-ups to landscapes and at the same time does not really care about the settings (if you are too lazy to tune in to each frame separately).
This is a completely manual lens and allows you to feel and understand what each lens and camera setup option gives. But I also had another manual lens with me, more precisely, two and both Helios 44-2. But one of them has the front glass turned 180 degrees. Here I put it on camera for a change.
This alteration of the lens radically changes the entire lens. Only the center of the frame is more or less sharp. On the periphery, you can get a variety of effects depending on the distance and illumination of objects in the background.
In general, we can talk about creating artistic effects with the help of such a modification. Unfortunately, at the time of shooting, there was no water nearby and no sun glare on it. These highlights are very interesting. Someday I will show them to you.
So that you do not think that something has happened to your eyesight, I will show you some "normal" photos :)
| ▽ | ▽ |
|---|---|
| Camera | Sony A6000 |
| Lens | Helios-44-2 ОKS 1-22-1 |
| Location | Russia |
| Post-production | in LR |
Manual processing in Lightroom