A wealth of great subjects there Bob. Nice work.
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Bob Whitmire wrote:
> Went out this morning with the (relatively) new Zeiss 21mm 2.8. Found
> an old Landing Craft Resupply Cargo (LARC) at Port Clyde and took a
> couple of snaps. One color, one black and white. In the color shot,
> you can gauge the scale of the ship by the size of the pilot house at
> the stern, and by the fact the tires (tyres) are better than six feet
> tall. The torpedo shaped gizmo in the foreground, which I cannot
> identify, is _very_ long, giving a good glimpse at how the lens
> handles that whole near-far thing. I rather like the black and white
> conversion as a shot unto itself, and again think the lens did a
> smashing job.
>
> http://www.bwp33.com/page15/page15.html
>
> For those interested in such things, it's a manual lens, Nykon mount,
> built for full frame. The D3 lets me dial in the maximum aperture and
> focal length and thus matrix metering is available. And while it's
> manual focus, the little dot-thingie in the viewfinder shows itself
> when focus is achieved at the designated autofocus spot in the
> viewfinder. I _really_ like this lens, but it's limitations are as yet
> unknown to me. FWIW, Zeiss included the little metal prong on the
> aperture ring so I could use this lens on my old Nykon Photomic FTN
> finder, if I still had the body and finder. <g> (Nykon & Pentax mounts
> currently available, Canyon mount due out soon, mid-summer if I recall.)
>
> --Bob Whitmire
> www.bwp33.com
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