Moon street using Lomo OKC1 lens

 

Friday, 22 June 2018

Even though the Lomo Cine lens are relatively cheap when compare with fellow UK, German, or french lenses, it is still capable of shooting some interesting shots. Moon street using the Russian Lomo OKC1 lens. 




https://www.eoshd.com/news/lomo-okc1-50-1-a-zeiss-killer/

Thursday, 3 May 2018

Professional-35mm-movie-lens-OKS1-50-1-OKC1-50-1-50mm-F2-M39

I am hoping to explore the Professional-35mm-movie-lens-OKS1-50-1-OKC1-50-1-50mm-F2-M39. Waiting for the Sony A7 mirrorless camera to test the lens.








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