Just added a Leica Q3 gallery featuring photography by Mathieu Odin. Full-resolution images, real-world shooting, and more focus on rendering, atmosphere, and character than charts or lab tests. Full res images @ https://www.glasschive.com/glasschive-website/leica-q3-summilux-28mm-f17-asph
Just added a new gallery for the Fujifilm XF 18mm f/1.4 on the X-T4 featuring photos by Hunter Hart. More full-resolution images @ https://www.glasschive.com/glasschive-website/fuji-fujinon-xf-18mm-f14-r
Just added a new gallery for the Fujifilm XF 18mm f/1.4 on the X-T4 featuring photos by Hunter Hart. More full-resolution images @ https://www.glasschive.com/glasschive-website/fuji-fujinon-xf-18mm-f14-r
This thing clearly takes amazing photos. You can View the full gallery at https://www.glasschive.com/glasschive-website/contax-t3-carl-zeiss-sonnar-35mm-f2-8 by the very talented Jordan James. I want one but the prices have spiraled.
Full gallery available at https://www.glasschive.com/glasschive-website/fuji-gfx100rrf-fujinon-35mm-f4
Full gallery is available over at https://www.glasschive.com/glasschive-website/fuji-gfx100rrf-fujinon-35mm-f4
I put together a small project called Glasschive after getting frustrated trying to find real-world sample images (especially full resolution) from lenses and cameras online. Most review sites seem to shoot the same test charts and photos of Coke cans at every f-stop, which never really tells me what a lens actually feels like in practice.
This isn’t a store, monetized review site, or affiliate thing. It’s just a curated archive of full-resolution photos shot with different lenses and cameras (Leica, Fuji, Sony, Voigtländer, etc.) so people can explore rendering, color, contrast, atmosphere, and character through actual photography instead of technical tests.
Thought some people here might enjoy it or find it useful. I want to grow it out more as I get my hands on more interesting gear!
I put together a small project called Glasschive after getting frustrated trying to find real-world sample images (especially full resolution) from lenses and cameras online. Most review sites seem to shoot the same test charts and photos of Coke cans at every f-stop, which never really tells me what a lens actually feels like in practice.
This isn’t a store, monetized review site, or affiliate thing. It’s just a curated archive of full-resolution photos shot with different lenses and cameras (Leica, Voigtländer, Thypoch etc.) so people can explore rendering, color, contrast, atmosphere, and character through actual photography instead of technical tests.
Thought some people here might enjoy it or find it useful. I want to grow it out more as I get my hands on more interesting gear!