If you noted, I said that if the focal length was appropriate, the Leica would be a good choice.
As for lens speed, let's see: 35mm/1.2 is available; 50mm/1.0; 75mm/1.4; 90mm/2.0 While none of us here were there, and don't know what the shooting environment was, it might be worth pointing out that f2.8 zooms on SLR's are not the least bit subtle, and that with a little planning and creativity, shorter, faster lenses might be a possibility. But there is, on this list, and in the field of photography in general, a heavy reliance on the blunderbuss style of photography ... and that's just fine if it works for you. Maybe you need a big zoom from where you're situated, but maybe you can get closer, too. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >> > >>Juey Chong Ong wrote: > > >Leica has no zoom, these photographers probably all used 2.8 zooms. > > Or 2.8 primes like the 300 or 400. Leica rangefinder is not a real > option if that's what you need. Leica SLR might be IF it is quiet > and IF you've got an awful lot of money, and you don't mind not > having AF.
