It's reasonably good for closeups, this cpu would be nearly covered by a quarter. The wide angle provides a dramatic perspective and some context where that's desired. The orange highlight of the streetlight beyond shows the 5-bladed aperture when stopped down. This won't tilt as much as a real 28/3.5 PC Nikkor so I couldn't get infinity focus at these close distances but maybe something a few feet away. - 11-20-07-bellows-28-3.5-photography-Misc

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(click for enlargement)_PBF5080.jpg It's reasonably good for closeups, this cpu would be nearly covered by a quarter. The wide angle provides a dramatic perspective and some context where that's desired. The orange highlight of the streetlight beyond shows the 5-bladed aperture when stopped down. This won't tilt as much as a real 28/3.5 PC Nikkor so I couldn't get infinity focus at these close distances but maybe something a few feet away. - 11-20-07-bellows-28-3.5-photography-Misc - Paul Furman Photography

It's reasonably good for closeups, this cpu would be nearly covered by a quarter. The wide angle provides a dramatic perspective and some context where that's desired. The orange highlight of the streetlight beyond shows the 5-bladed aperture when stopped down. This won't tilt as much as a real 28/3.5 PC Nikkor so I couldn't get infinity focus at these close distances but maybe something a few feet away.

NIKON D200    28mm    f/16    1/25s    ISO:800  
lens:28mm f/3.5 H-C Auto non-Ai bellows modified

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