Bullwinkle
J. Moose
Has anyone used a 75 2.0 ASPH on a R3A? I was considering this lens for my R3A but was wondering if I would have focusing problems wide open. Has anyone tried this combo?
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Bullwinkle
75 2.0 ASPH on a R3A
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Tom A
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I prefer using the 75/2 on the R3A/R3m as it gives me a free floating set of frame lines while in the M6/MP the 50/75 are together. Too easy to confuse. The focus on the R3's work well with the 75/2. If you are shooting at the close focus setting and at f2 you have to be careful though. The f2 at 0,7 meters ihas a shallow depth of field and even exhaling or inhaling can shift focus! With the 75/1,4 is even more touch and go !
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J. Moose
Thanks, Tom. That's good to know.
This is off topic, but a while back a friend took me to a pistol range and taught me how to fire a gun. (I'm not a gun person). He told me to fire while exhaling slowly (rather than inhaling), and I was definitely steadier. I've never thought about it but this probably applies to cameras too.
Bullwinkle
This is off topic, but a while back a friend took me to a pistol range and taught me how to fire a gun. (I'm not a gun person). He told me to fire while exhaling slowly (rather than inhaling), and I was definitely steadier. I've never thought about it but this probably applies to cameras too.
Bullwinkle