Film cameras can be taken in a good atmosphere with older lens. I tried the lens of the oldest M42 mount in my own possession.

Carl Zeiss Ikon Novar-Anastigmat 75mm F4.5

Triplet type with the shortest shooting distance of 110 cm, 10 pieces of feathers, 3 groups of 3 lenses.
Min. distance 110cm, 10 brade、3 groups of 3 lenses, Triplet type.
Made in the 1930s to the 1950s, Carl Zeiss Ikon spring camera,
It was a camera lens of affordable entry model that called NETTAR.

A person attached M42 helicoid with a 3D printer.
That lenses are on the market a bit.

For details on lenses, please refer to here since you have posted with digital camera before.
-> Zeiss Ikon Novar-Anastigmat 75mm with 3D Printer Mount. I found an unusual variety!

This lens is small and easy to carry around, so this time I tried to carry it to various places for a while.

Today’s agenda

– Explore the compatibility of old lenses with film cameras.

Walk around

I feel like my expectations match!
I think, older lenses still poor drawing performance taste are better, with film cameras.

It was difficult to focus very much, but I succeeded in shooting water movement.
When I try to take pictures with a fast shutter speed of around 1/1,000 outdoors on a fine day, it is necessary to reduce the aperture to around F 4.0 so it is quite difficult to see the focused surface considerably in the viewfinder.

What a nostalgic color.
Even though it was a normal blue sky, why is the color falling so much?
I wonder if colors narrowed down more.

Good depth and angle of view. Portrait is going to be good.
Oh?
Is this zoom feeling 75mm of field angle?

When it attached to a7 of a digital camera, it was converted to approximately 50mm in terms of conversion,
It became 75mm of the original viewing angle, by using film camera.
I do not know why.

The resolution of the old lens and the analog texture of the film,
It goes well with flowers.

If you care about halation lenses with sufficient contrast, the range of expression is wide.

Thank you for 45 years.

A little touching pasteboard.
The texture of the film also matches.

Swallows lived for a while at Yoyogi Uehara Station.
I like that family.

Parking lot monitor of night.
There is not much taste.

Previously, I thought that there was no problem by taking a night view at a shutter speed of 1/2, but this time it is an unsteady shot.
I intended to hold it firmly…

Cafe’s light bulb.
This is bright, but even this is slightly an unsteady shot.
I have to practice a bit more.

Is it easy to change color when the light intensity is high?
Nonetheless, this taste is very like a film and I love it.
I want to grasp properly as a technique.

There is a magnificent shutter curtain gap in the picture of another day.

What is the situation like this?
If the shutter curtain is completely covered, nothing will be seen.

Every film camera feels that no discrepancy will occur if the shutter speed is less than 1/500.
All film cameras in my house, if their shutter speed less than 1/500, I do not think there will be a gap.
Well, it seems to be difficult to match the timing of 1/1000th of a second.

I wrote several times in the previous post, it is good film that white tints are included.
It is the same image that paper color is mixed by paper printing.

A flighting pigeon.
the shutter speed was 1/250 and the aperture was about F8.0.

Compared with the picture of the Marui building on the upper post, the shooting settings are different but the color taste is similar.
So it does not seem to be a difference in the description in the aperture value.

Lastly, my favorite super fruit shelf.
It is a place of good taste either daytime or night.

What I thought this time

It seems interesting to explore the compatibility of old lenses with film cameras.
In addition, I would like to try out a lens with silver appearance on film.

If you are interested in this lens like Novar, please look into
ebay’s seller.

Camera

The camera is Praktica MTL 5 made by Pentacon, fourth generation in 1983.
It is in good condition. I will make it a main camera for a while.
Film is Fujifilm's standard ISO 100 36shots.