Subject: | Re: [OM] One camera, one lens |
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From: | Henrik Dahl <hdahl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Tue, 18 Sep 2001 15:39:37 +0200 |
The OM-4T and a 50 1.4 >1000 000 ( which I don't have but could
afford after selling all the stuff I'm not allowed to use - sob...)
I learned the basics of photography with a 50 mm and still think it's
the most versatile lens.
In reality my favourite set that I use right now is: OM-4T for colour OM-4 for B/W 24/2.8 w hood 50/1.8 w hood 85/2 w hood A circ polarizer A contrast filter for B/W One micro table tripodPretty basic and "clean" system (IMHO) that fits the tiny little bag I have. When I can afford a BIG camerabag I will of course also put down all the lenses and filters and other things that I never use. Which leads me to another question (yes I've scanned the archives for this one, don't flame me for this): Why shouldn't I use the 50/1.8 slip on hood on the 85/2? It has to do _some_ good, and I like the hood for letting me use a cap (it's also very stylish :-)) Henrik Dahl |
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