So did you get it sorted Jonathan & if so was it the camera or the camera/lens combo?
The other drawback with the S2 (D100, D60 ...) as far as I can see is the image magnification needed. Great if you shoot sport but I don't & I do shoot a lot on 35mm at 24mm - requiring a 14/15/16mm on the dig. body. This length of lens is very difficult to make and never stands up optically to the wides in the 20mm+ range. For some work I could live with that but I do want the option to put my lenses in front of film - why? 1) for client choice, as previously posted; 2) I don't plan to carry a second dig. camera as backup and having once had 3 pro Nikons fail in freezing conditions only to be saved by having an all mechanical body in the bag, I carry an auto-nothing as backup. None of the current crop of ultra wides avoids vignetting when used wide open in a full-frame camera. So what do you do when you want to shoot wide & wide open? Michael O > The sharpness problem I encountered would not need appraisal from anyone. They > were very clearly un sharp. You are right about checking the lenses though and > guess this applies to all digital camera. > > Yours > Jonathan > > -- > Jonathan Keenan Photography =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
