In a message dated 3/5/2001 4:16:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< So, when one reads the results of a lens test, might it not be a
prudent idea to find look into what the entire process involved and
what materials were used to obtain the final result, and then see
how that compares with your use, needs, and expectations? >>
Precisely my point. Still, this great post cannot resolve the larger
question: which lens (camera, film, format) is "best"?
For bokeh, sharpness, resolution? Since no lens (camera, film, format) yet
devised has come close to being all those things to all people, your post
ought to be printed out and read every so often by everyone, especially great
photographers who live and shoot without the best lenses (cameras, film,
formats):
"it's the photographer."
Mafud
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