Both Keith. I did a similar test with the 28-105 i bought from Joe W. in February. The colour slides and the B&W were just great.Tack sharp. I shot some colour neg film for horse passports and again they did not lookt quite right.
Therefore: i'm assuming its in the film or proccessing.I did find out last night he will be going out of business in June.Cannot compete in the digital world,so maybe he's not paying attention to detail as he once did.. I once though that my M lenses were at fault,but if slide and B&W are giving me great returns,i'd say its not the case. Dave > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I did some test shots with my 150 and 135 f 3.5last year, with slide film and am > > very > > happy with slide > > and B&W results. > > Either the mini lab i deal with or the film choices i use are not good,but my > > proofs are > > not that great with > > any of my M lenses.To soft. The B&W and slides are very sharp. > > > > I do like the size and feel of both of them. > > > > Now that they will work on an *istD Hummm................. :-) > > > > Dave > > Okay, David, which was it? > If your B&W (prints?) are very sharp, as are your slides (I assume > color?) were both shot thru the same lens? Or different lenses? > Which was responsible for the "to [sic] soft" prints? The 150mm or the > 135mm? > > keith whaley >