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Subject: Re: so many questions
Why do you need a couple of lenses? What have you tried to photograph that
the lens you have didn't work for? How often have you run into that problem?
Go out and shoot pictures. Read a couple of books. We on this list can help
you decide which lens is best
Sandmann, Silke wrote:
Is it right, that the 28:70 is adviseable? What about the telephoto lens?
I am grateful for any advises of you experienced Pentax user. I mean,
everybody has started ..
Any coments are appreciated.
I suggest, if you're going with prime (not zoom) lenses, to
The last time I traveled to Mexico City I decided that I ought not to
take more than 3 lenses. I chose a 35, a 100 and a 200. This seemed to
provide adequate coverage for most picture taking situations.
Paul
Lon Williamson wrote:
Sandmann, Silke wrote:
Is it right, that the 28:70 is
Hi Silke, and welcome to the list! The FA 28-70/4 is a very good allround
zoom lens, although the manual focussing feel is pretty bad. If you plan to
get a AF body eventually (and the MZ-5N is a great one) that lens is a very
good alternative.
For other lenses, most K-mount SMC Pentax lenses are
The strange thing about selecting lenses is that it tends to sort itself out
with experience. After awhile you find that for many of your shots you can't
seem to get close enought so you get a longer lens. Or you don't have room
to back up far enough so you get a wide angle. Or you find yourself
: Re: so many questions
The strange thing about selecting lenses is that it tends to sort itself
out
with experience. After awhile you find that for many of your shots you
can't
seem to get close enought so you get a longer lens. Or you don't have room
to back up far enough so you get a wide
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