At 20:08 29.1.2002 -0500, you wrote:
The 45mm is equiv. to a 22.5 mm 35mm Lens. From my early
tests results I can declare this as a VERY sharp lens corner
to corner, but I've only used it at F8 and F11. I have no
idea how well it does wide open.
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JCO
Tempting.. tempting...
Antti-Pekka
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At 18:15 29.1.2002 -0500, Aaron wrote:
It's all about the handling. I sold my 4x5 because every time I thought of using
it I ended up getting out my 67 instead. So, I sold the 4x5, at the time in order
to finance buying more lenses for the 67, but instead that money bought an
engagement
Antti-Pekka Virjonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 13:35:08 + (UTC), Antti-Pekka Virjonen
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Although Aaron (and the rest) have done a lot of enabling,
I am still resisting to buy the 67 II...
Don't.
What is the 35mm equivalent of the 67's 45mm ?
Hmm.. also, why should I have a 67 II, compared to my 4x5 field camera ?
(except the handling perhaps ;-) At least the 4x5 weights less than the
67 and is smaller when packed away...
Just thinking,
Antti-Pekka
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Subject: Must resist...
Although Aaron (and the rest) have done a lot of enabling,
I am still resisting to buy
The very light and plastic
feel is quite a contrast to the LX and the PZ series cameras. I have no
doubt about the camera's quality, but the feel is a bit disarming.
What MZ-S did you try? Mine is not plastic and has a far better feel than any Z series
camera...
Pål
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Bob S. wrote:
BS I took my wife back after dinner to take another look. She asked if it would
BS make a good 30th anniversary present. I must resist.
BS I promised myself I would wait for the MZ-Sn. I MUST RESIST.
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Hi,
Alin (in a hurry to buy a new car ...
is there such a thing in Romania? :o)
But your old one's so great, twisting and turning through the packs
of feral dogs, taking me all over Bucharest from Ceausescu's grave,
with the flowers in Coke bottles, to the poshest restaurant in town,
it's a
Bob wrote:
BW it's a real photographer's car...
BW Keep it and buy a camera!
Right! Here's a deal for you. I'll swap my great car for your poor
Jaguar, and as a penalty I'll buy myself the MZ-S.
Servus, Alin (now who would give up buying a Peugeot 206 for a
lousy
Hi,
Alin wrote:
BW it's a real photographer's car...
BW Keep it and buy a camera!
Right! Here's a deal for you. I'll swap my great car for your poor
Jaguar, and as a penalty I'll buy myself the MZ-S.
Servus, Alin (now who would give up buying a Peugeot 206 for a
down and meet my wife and daughter for dinner, but I
had the urge to buy it. I must resist.
I took my wife back after dinner to take another look. She asked if it would
make a good 30th anniversary present. I must resist.
I promised myself I would wait for the MZ-Sn. I MUST RESIST.
Bob S
Hi Bob ...
Helix is a good place to practice your resistance techniques. However,
let's be real here, you need an MZ-S to go with those nice Ltd. lenses
you have.
You need an MZ-S, you need an MZ-S ... you are getting sleepy, you are
drifting off, s-l-o-w-l-y ... your eyes are closing, you
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