I'll confess, 'tis I.
I haven't gone anyplace, just mostly lurking. Busy life right now.
Actually, that is in part because I have been going lots of places.
Most recent adventure trip was Bulgaria in early June. Michigan a few
times, Oklahoma, Raleigh N.C. this past weekend.
Back on topic,
hi stan,
nice 'meeting' youand thanks a ton for maintaining that website on
user feedback on pentax lenses. i have personally benefited immensely
from that site.
regards, subash
On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 21:16:49 -0400
Stan Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll confess, 'tis I.
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions.
I ended up taking the 28-105, But unfortunately I didn't have either
the time or the opportunity to take it out of my bag.
It was an interesting trip, and I have my memories of the sights. And
that's good enought for me.
The best part was the flight home.
I am commuting back and forth to D.C. this fall, a 2.5 hour flight.
Hassles on both ends between screening/searching of luggage at
departure, long waits for checked baggage on arrival. So I have tried
to minimize my to-and-from load. (Partially by stashing one suitcase
with most of my clothes
In a message dated 10/13/2006 8:17:24 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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For this occasion, if I had to go with just one, I would have chosen
the 16-45. Once I decided to bring a 2nd lens, it was just as easy to
bring the 3rd.
stan
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I am commuting back and forth to D.C. this fall, a 2.5 hour flight.
Hassles on both ends between screening/searching of luggage at
departure
G'day All,
I'm going up north tomorrow (Dampier) for work. I'm only up there for
the day (carry on bag only) and a couple of hours work to do. So when
I'm done my times pretty much my own until the flight back.
That being the case I thought I might take a light kit (ie D + 1
lens) up with me
From: David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/10/12 Thu AM 10:26:47 GMT
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Subject: What would you take?
G'day All,
I'm going up north tomorrow (Dampier) for work. I'm only up there for
the day (carry on bag only) and a couple of hours work
Op Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:26:47 +0200 schreef David Savage
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That being the case I thought I might take a light kit (ie D + 1
lens) up with me just in case there's something worth taking pictures
of (just think marine infrastructure, read earth, 36 degrees C no
golden
Op Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:26:47 +0200 schreef David Savage
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To make this more interesting, what do you take when travelling light
and you're not sure what photo opportunities may arise?
SFXn and F35-135 when concerned I may lose them.
MZ-S and 24-90 otherwise (except if reach
David Savage wrote:
G'day All,
I'm going up north tomorrow (Dampier) for work. I'm only up there for
the day (carry on bag only) and a couple of hours work to do. So when
I'm done my times pretty much my own until the flight back.
That being the case I thought I might take a light kit (ie
I would take the zoom and the 31/1.8. My light kit depends on what I'm going to
be doing. If I know I'm going to want to shoot indoors, I'll take the FA 35/2
and maybe the DA 12-24. If I'm gong to be shooting outdoors, I'll usually take
the DA 16-45 and the DA 50-200.
Paul
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My rule of thumb is, when in doubt of what you'll shoot, always take a
fast lens.
I could count on the fingers of one hand the times I've not taken a
50/1.4 with me.
All my other lenses are f2.8 or slower, though.
David Savage wrote:
G'day All,
I'm going up north tomorrow (Dampier) for
Hi!
My rule of thumb is, when in doubt of what you'll shoot, always take a
fast lens.
I could count on the fingers of one hand the times I've not taken a
50/1.4 with me.
All my other lenses are f2.8 or slower, though.
I'd agree with Lon here.
Personally I have a very small photo bag that
First pick would be the FA 31/1.8. Second would be the same + the zoom.
Tom C.
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To make this more interesting, what do you take when travelling light
and you're not sure what photo opportunities may arise?
Cheers,
Dave
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G'day All,
I'm going up north tomorrow (Dampier) for work. I'm only up there for
the day (carry on bag only) and a couple of hours work to do. So when
I'm done my times pretty
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Subject: What would you take?
G'day All,
I'm going up north tomorrow (Dampier) for work. I'm only up there for
the day (carry on bag only) and a couple of hours work to do. So when
I'm done my times
On Oct 12, 2006, at 11:26 PM, David Savage wrote:
- FA 100mm f2.8
If you mean the macro, take that. You can find macro opportunities
everywhere.
My light kit would be the macro lens, an LX and probably the 35/3.5.
If I was shooting slides (highly likely) then I'd probably take the
K2
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