Re: [OM] One Roll, One Lens, One Hour

[Chris Crawford]

As cheap as 50/1.8 lenses are I'd have kept it. I have 3 of them, though one
needs work for gummy aperture blades. I don't think I could live with a slow
macro as my only 50.


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On 11/29/08 11:08 PM, "Ken Norton" <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>> 
>> Congratulations.  I'm so tied to post-processing these days that I'm not
>> sure I could ever present something straight out of the camera today.
>> But I should try.
>> 
> 
> 
> Thanks. I'm not sure which was actually scarier:  Doing the street
> photography or posting the unedited results.  There was a huge temptation to
> convert them to B&W. But that would have violated a couple rules of this
> project.  B&W is not a crutch to poor photography. Although a few of those
> shots definitely could have been improved had they been B&W.
> 
> As to the lens selection, well, I was going to use the 35/2.8, but decided
> to limit myself to a more "common" focal length. Why the macro?  Well,
> because the 50/1.8 went to live with somebody else.
> 
> Ken


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