Your opinion? Autumn fog caught in spider web (Vintage Lens)

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DMC-G81
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Prakticar 28mm f2.8

Baenki

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The threads about adapting vintage lenses in the past few days inspired me to take one of mine on my latest hiking tour. It was a foggy day so the spider webs in the forests and fields were collecting lots of droplets. The following was shot with a Prakticar 28mm f2.8 on my Lumix G81.

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What can I say, I'm impressed with the lens. It's sharp enough and delivers nice colors in my opinion. As you might see in the original file, there is a slight purple color cast, on which I built in editing by shifting it slightly towards blue and adding a small touch of blue to the shadows, while adding a little orange to midtones and highlights. I also did some shapening around the focused area and increased the shadows in the background.

What do you think about the performance of this old lens? Trash šŸ—‘ or treasure šŸ’Ž?
 

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