Hi,
> From: "gries"
>
> Having both the 24 and 35 shift, I would
> recommend the 35 above the 24
> only because of size, weight, and cost.
Sounds like a plan. But first, another year
getting used to the 90. If I manage to contain
myself. Not going to those second hand photo
shows helps.
> I would also recommend (if you don't have
> already) to use a brighter 2-series
Couldn't live without one since I got one.
> Also having the grid is
> essential if you are after straight lines.
Uuhm, yes, sounds like you have a point there.
Darn, never thought of that ! Anyway. Another
year with my...
> I certainly agree w/ your comment about only
> shooting slides. I have
> kept myself on a slim diet of Provia F and AGFA
> Scala for some time now,
What's the characteristics of these films ? I've
only just started slides & I only know Sensia-II
100. Is the Scala B&W ? I don't think that will
be very common here in Belgium (even if Agfa is
partly a Belgian company).
> I too look forward to the day that a 90/2 will
> find its way to my door,
Did I tell you already that I find it a cool lens
? Oh, BTW, it's a really cool lens.
Peter.
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