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ok, by me it is now friday night, the 30th of november, around 7:15 p.m.
sorry for the last minute notice...
tomorrow i will head out with my new cv 75/2.5 mounted on my zi with new zeiss grip, i will likely shoot the indoor farmer's market as it's too cold to shoot outdoors (i have a cold & sore throat).
anyone up for a 75mm shoot out?
use 90 if you don't have a 75!
joe
sorry for the last minute notice...
tomorrow i will head out with my new cv 75/2.5 mounted on my zi with new zeiss grip, i will likely shoot the indoor farmer's market as it's too cold to shoot outdoors (i have a cold & sore throat).
anyone up for a 75mm shoot out?
use 90 if you don't have a 75!
joe
ferider
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If 85 is OK I'm in 
sherm
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Hey Joe,
I'm in!! 75mm for me
I'm in!! 75mm for me
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ferider said:If 85 is OK I'm in
85 is more than ok!
rollie, was it you that brought the domke 5xa bag to our attention?
i have to say that for one camera/one lens and some film it is a great bag.
joe
ferider
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back alley said:
Yep. I use it for one camera and three lenses
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ferider said:Yep. I use it for one camera and three lenses
really? that what i use the 5xb for.
ferider
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How dare you mix a bag subject with a shoot-out !
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ferider said:How dare you mix a bag subject with a shoot-out !
what was i thinking...must be the cold pills!
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
An obvious question has to be ... what about the M8 and RD-1 shooters with a 75mm lens? 1.33 cropp factored M8 equals 100mm and the Epson at 1.5 equals 112mm.
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Keith said:An obvious question has to be ... what about the M8 and RD-1 shooters with a 75mm lens? 1.33 cropp factored M8 equals 100mm and the Epson at 1.5 equals 112mm.
and if they shoot with a 50?
gb hill
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Wish I had a 75 for my R. Been some nice Canon 85s on ebay lately. Looking foward to seeing some good shots.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
back alley said:
Good for the RD-1 but still only 65mm for the M8 ... I suppose as long as we know which camera was used when viewing the image it doesn't really matter. It is a characteristic of the camera after all and can't be changed! You could make it for film only ... but that would start a war!
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no wars, please.
i would say that anything that has a similar angle of view as a 75/85/90 on a 35mm film camera would be good.
joe
i would say that anything that has a similar angle of view as a 75/85/90 on a 35mm film camera would be good.
joe
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Jon Claremont
I don't do telephoto on RF.
Can I do normal on an RF and crop? Or telephoto on an OM (cousin to RF)?
Can I do normal on an RF and crop? Or telephoto on an OM (cousin to RF)?
infrequent
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can i jump in with my 50mm f1.8 nikkor? on my d70s its effectively 75mm lens anyways.
dazedgonebye
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I wanted to play...but on Saturday, we had 2 of the 7 inches of rain we'll get all year.
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snowing here and -20c...
never finished my roll of film yesterday and dreading even walking the dog today, tomorrow wont be any better.
never finished my roll of film yesterday and dreading even walking the dog today, tomorrow wont be any better.
gb hill
Veteran
sitemistic said:Seems like it must be raining all over the world
Except here in N.C. We can't get any rain it seems. I have seen some good deals on the Canon serenar 85. The voightlander 75 is a little rich for my blood. How does the 85 look through the 75 frame lines on the Bessa R. Not much difference is it?
gb hill
Veteran
How does the 85 feel on the R? I have a serenar 135 and it's a brick? I think this is the route I'll go anyhow. The 135 takes fantastic photos.
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
I tend to use the 90 framelines of my R when I'm using the Jupiter 9--85mm--seems to keep me from losing important edge details and I can adjust later to exclude unimportant ones if I need to.
Rob
Rob