Hi,
> Due to changing taste and technology. No reason for that standard to
> not return.
[..]
>>>Nothing much wrong with that - as recent discussions here
>>>have pointed out, both 55mm and 58mm were used as 'standard'
>>>lenses.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>But were dropped :-)
>>
>>Kostas
>>
I believe Seb
Due to changing taste and technology. No reason for that standard to
not return.
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, John Francis wrote:
Jens Bladt mused:
Intersting. It look like the old 40mm pancake lens. Funny focal length -
like 60mm on a 35mm camera.
Nothing much
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, John Francis wrote:
> Jens Bladt mused:
> >
> > Intersting. It look like the old 40mm pancake lens. Funny focal length -
> > like 60mm on a 35mm camera.
>
> Nothing much wrong with that - as recent discussions here
> have pointed out, both 55mm and 58mm were used as 'standard'
Jens Bladt mused:
>
> Intersting. It look like the old 40mm pancake lens. Funny focal length -
> like 60mm on a 35mm camera.
Nothing much wrong with that - as recent discussions here
have pointed out, both 55mm and 58mm were used as 'standard'
lenses.
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Emne: DA40/2.8 news
Pentax just confirmed that this lens will be available in January 2005. It
will be a
DSLR only lens, not full frame. Spec. includes 9 aperture blades, quick
shift focus
system, 15mm thick, aluminium alloy body &
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Emne: DA40/2.8 news
Pentax just confirmed that this lens will be available in January 2005. It
will be a
DSLR only lens, not full frame. Spec. includes 9 aperture blades, quick
shift focus
system, 15mm thick, aluminium alloy body & hood, focus down to 0.4m, takes
30
Pentax just confirmed that this lens will be available in January 2005. It will
be a
DSLR only lens, not full frame. Spec. includes 9 aperture blades, quick shift
focus
system, 15mm thick, aluminium alloy body & hood, focus down to 0.4m, takes
30.5mm
filter via adaptor, 90g. Price unknown.
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