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So pointing the helios at bright lights can make it flare *quite* a lot. The spiralling "black hole" was something else, wish I could get the effect on video - another day maybe.

An LED pier light at night. The lens has flared the light out in a an arc to it's upper right, with a rainbow arc closest, purple arc further out, with translucent greenish concentric circles overlaid.
An LED pier light at night. The lens has flared the light out in a an arc to it's upper left, with a rainbow arc and translucent greenish concentric circles halfway to the edge of the frame. Around the light, a wormhole type effect is created with a pattern of semi parallel lines in a circular shape.
An LED pier light at night. The lens has flared the light out in a an arc above it, with a rainbow arc and translucent greenish concentric circles halfway to the edge of the frame. Around the light, a wormhole type effect is created with a pattern of semi parallel lines in a circular shape.
An LED pier light at night. The lens has flared the light to it's lower right, with a rainbow arc and translucent greenish concentric circles halfway to the edge of the frame. A distant light appears as a light grey blemish on the edge of the rainbow.
#photography#VintageLens#helios
May 24, 2023, 10:38 PM·Public
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