Fotografie in Stereo

[Manualman]

A rather hectic departure resulted in me packing the wrong lens: Instead of grabbing the Vario-Sonnar 3.4/35-70, I grabbed the Planar 1.4/85, which is a similar size on the adapter that was still attached. If you then think you've used the VS last, a second look is "unnecessary." Well, the shortest focal length I used on the mountain was 85mm. That's not really suitable for capturing the height and width of the mountains well, especially when space is limited (because the trail doesn't allow it, for example). It also turns out that the stereo photos I did take with the 85 and the VS100-300 were mostly not good (only when I captured distant objects with the correspondingly wide stereo base). It was
only on the descent that I got the idea to try it with my phone, and while I'm not nearly satisfied with the photos, they look less bad than usual ;-). This way I can at least show a little bit of the exciting climb.

VS100-300 - View from the top of the Pyramidenspitze over the rugged mountains that frame the Winkelkar at the eastern end of the "Zahmer" Kaiser to the crown of the Wilder Kaiser, the Ellmauer Halt _R_36842.JPG Planar 1.4/85 (the depth and distance are not well reproduced. The view goes down about 800m here). 25.06.24 Pyramidenspitze - - C13 _R_36923.JPG Now, pictures taken with the cheap phone (the excessive sharpening and simultaneous smoothing is unpleasant, in my opinion): IMG_20250624_153920236_HDR.JPG The perspective makes the "ladder" look flat, but it isn't (see next picture) IMG_20250624_154132169_HDR_kleiner.jpg IMG_20250624_154304631.JPG IMG_20250624_154759025_kleiner.jpg Another close-up with the Planar 1.4/85 wide open _R_36927.JPG Probably f/5.6 or f/8 _R_36929.JPG

Wide format (both Planar 1.4/85):

25.06.24 Pyramidenspitze - - C13 _R_36920.JPG _R_36925.JPG

All excellent stereos. The ladder does not look flat to me.