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Thanks, they're at ISO 800!!Wow Mat, great looking 3D portraits:thumbs:
So now you have the same problem like me, besides I din't find the color difference so significant, more a question of focal lengths combinations for me.Originally was planning on either 45/100 or 35/70/120 for my final kit. Now I don't know...
So now you have the same problem like me, besides I din't find the color difference so significant, more a question of focal lengths combinations for me.
Looking forward to further findings when you have used the lenses for some time.
Any of you tried the zoom? I was thinking that with the high ISO performance of the 007 it could be a very good solution and I'd probably keep it on the camera all the time! I love the 24mm as I am starting to do a fair bit of architecture interiors here and it's a very good fl, I also use the 180 more than any other lens, it's my favourite portrait fl. As it is I have the 24, 35, 70 and 180 and it covers everything I want to do commercially and for fun but the zoom is interesting.
Mat
Great machines Jim - I am very jealous of your Monarch...never see one down here...how are electrical holding up?playing around in my shop; a couple of american lathes, the Monarch is from 1947, the Hardinge from the 60's; two of my favorite machines in frequent use.
shot with the 006 and the blad 60mm V lens.
Monarch 10EE
Harding HL, second op lathe with turret