dostacos
Dan
photographer's favorite lens, 35/2.5 Color Skopar fails to 'get the shot"
as the DRUDGE REPORT would say 'developing HARD...."
as the DRUDGE REPORT would say 'developing HARD...."
dostacos
Dan
the 35mm would just not get the whole tall ship in the picture....it,it,it FAILED me
dostacos
Dan
and here is the same shot with a CV 25/4 oh joy
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f/stopblues
photo loner
Gotta use that built-in power zoom that's attached to your torso
dostacos
Dan
f/stopblues said:Gotta use that built-in power zoom that's attached to your torso
I was standing on a dock next to The Pilgrim, zooming back would only get the pier railing in the way
I love the 35 but I was sure that it was not going to fly with a large close object. I am beginning to love the 25/4 even though it is not coupled if I can set it at f16 the DOF is from less than 3ft to infinity.
pvdhaar
Peter
Fully agreed, but always take your eye away from the viewfinder when stepping backwards!f/stopblues said:Gotta use that built-in power zoom that's attached to your torso
I learned this almost the hard way when taking pictures from that famous bridge in London; you know, that's the place where they drive on quite an unconventional side of the road. I stepped back from the pavement on the road without looking left, and was only kept from becoming as flat as a pancake by the quick reflexes of one of the local drivers whom I guess are somewhat used to tourists..