Russ
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It is. Be sure to do something very nice for her. She deserves it.
Russ
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It is. Be sure to do something very nice for her. She deserves it.
Russ
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I agree -- a dinner (or a certificate for a nice dinner for her and her spouse/companion) is a nice way of thanking her.
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pshinkaw
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I think you should do a nice prtrait of her as well.
The XG-1 is a nice reliable camera. It won't do anything without a battery, that's why they were originally sold with a small spare battery holder that attached to the neckstrap. Once the battery works, it is a real gem of a camera. I keep a 45mm lens on mine which makes it an easy fit into a briefcase. I use it for documenting work sites and projects when I travel.
-Paul
The XG-1 is a nice reliable camera. It won't do anything without a battery, that's why they were originally sold with a small spare battery holder that attached to the neckstrap. Once the battery works, it is a real gem of a camera. I keep a 45mm lens on mine which makes it an easy fit into a briefcase. I use it for documenting work sites and projects when I travel.
-Paul
bcs89
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pshinkaw said:
That's what that is! For the life of me I could not figure out what it was for (thanks Paul!). It was in a container along with all the other do-dads that originally came withe the kit. So far as a portrait goes I wish I was accomplished enough to do that for her but... Anyway, I have let her know that I am at her service, and she seems happy with the arrangement 🙂 So as a recovering P&S snapshot kinda guy do I understand right that the 90's are basically for portraits? I put the lens on last night just to check it out and it was incredible, the close focus was stunning! Am I right in assuming the mag filters would go with this lens?
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