There is too much emphasis on sharpness in photography. A lot of people who consider themselves photographers simply because they have stopped the lens down far enough to get everything in focus are misguided. Sharpness comes in a distant third behind light and composition.
Are photos taken with fast (1600 and up) less valid because they appear less sharp than those taken with Velvia? Nope. Doug At 11:36 AM 8/31/02 -0400, Christian wrote: >Dave; > >The LX is, I believe, the best camera for macro photography. You HAVE to >get a Bellows A. It, combined with the LX is amazing! > >Funny, I've always been used to the lever-type DOF preview and when I >recently got a Super Program and P3 it was hard to get used to it's >different style. > >100F is my "fast" film (I use Velvia for 90% of my photography). It works >for me and I frequently push it one stop without issue. > >I'm a firm believer that sharpness counts. Without a sharp image >composition doesn't matter.... > >Christian Skofteland >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
