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22 September, 2025

Omnar Bertele 50mm f/2 MC FLB Review

By vincentbihler

22 September, 2025

/ 50mm Lens, normal lens, omnar bertele, Omnar Lenses, Rangefinder Lens, /

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We are antiquers, my wife and I. Mostly in the fall and winter, and we’ll drive a bit to get to a good one. Late this past winter we took a 90 minute drive to Woodstock,...

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Ibraar Hussain on Pushing Color – A Survey of Popular Color Films Pushed By Two Stops
Took me a while to read and re read the review brother. Excellent in depth review of these stocks which…
Ibraar Hussain on Omnar Bertele 50mm f/2 MC FLB Review
Different strokes for different folks, I guess, it’s that I’d never criticise a lens for being dependent on f8 for…
vincentbihler on Omnar Bertele 50mm f/2 MC FLB Review
Thank you very much for the appreciation! It really depends about f-stop for landscapes. Yes, ultimately f8, f11 is usually…

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