Some lenses still cause a bit of a ping, or metallic sound.
I use that lens/hood/camera combination, too. Nice lookin' setup,
especially with a custom made ebony grip and a blacked-out Pentax logo.
Rob Studdert wrote:
> Later LX containing the re-designed shutter
> mechanism seem to have lost
On 24 Apr 2002 at 19:54, Tonghang Zhou wrote:
> Nothing beats a range finder for the quietness, an advantage of Leica.
Have a listen to the leaf shutter on a Mamiya 7 :-)
> The LX's shutter has this distinctive ping in it unlike any other
> camera I know. Perhaps the shutter spring is a bit st
this sunday i took a walk with LX/grip B and 24/2.8 with rectangular hood on
it.
it sure does have a killer look!
> But the black LX with grip B is just the coolist looking camera you ever
> see. The famed Nikon F3 doesn't come close. I put a K35/3.5 on my LX
> with the Nikon HN-2 black metal h
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Paul F. Stregevsky wrote:
> Mishka wrote:
> For super-quiet, undisturbing "stealth" shooting, i think nothing beats
> a tlr -- especially since you are composing there without pointing it (or,
> rather, looking) directly at your subject/object. oh well, pentax doesn't
> make
that's FF-1 i believe.
i relaly like FE-1 though: 1.35 magnification beats everything else. you
look straight down and do see a reversed image, but that doesn't bother me
(did i mention 1.35 mag?). after i use it, the standard prism (which is
quite good, 0.9x i think) looses its appeal -- it feel
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