If you're gonna use a flash, go with the 165/4 LS...(lovely lens BTW). Also, make sure the body is thoroughly brassed, improves performance. Norm
Scott Loveless wrote: > Thanks, Bill. Intended use is general photography (how vague is that?) > and the occasional portrait. More often than not I either have a 50mm > lens on a 35mm body, or my zoom gets set at something close to 50. I > guess I'm just comfortable with that focal length. As such, I was > looking primarily at normal lenses. I could probably get by with a > 150mm or 165mm lens to start, which would be fine for the portraiture > thing. I'll only have enough cash for one lens, so the 105 is looking > rather attractive. > > TMAX isn't an issue for me as I prefer more traditional film. Besides, > it eats fixer. > > On the flip side, a 645 with two or three lenses and a spare magazine > will cost about the same. I'm just not sure I can live with sisterhood. > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
