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Trip to Paris with M8 gallery

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SAKIIMAGES

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Charles you have some amazing images. The M8 is truly unique and creates some beautiful life drawings. I am interested in the 50 lux. I have the 28cron as well which is an amazing lens. I am looking at pre-asph and asph, but really heading towards pre-asph because price is right approx $2500 AU which is half the price of Asph. What are you thoughts of the pre-asph and are you able to point to some of the images on your site which were taken with the 50?

I have some images from Paris taken in Aug with the 28cron. Beautiful place to photograph.
many thanks and great work.
 
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charlesphoto

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SAKIIMAGES said:
Charles you have some amazing images. The M8 is truly unique and creates some beautiful life drawings. I am interested in the 50 lux. I have the 28cron as well which is an amazing lens. I am looking at pre-asph and asph, but really heading towards pre-asph because price is right approx $2500 AU which is half the price of Asph. What are you thoughts of the pre-asph and are you able to point to some of the images on your site which were taken with the 50?

I have some images from Paris taken in Aug with the 28cron. Beautiful place to photograph.
many thanks and great work.
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The pic of th Place de Republique sign is with the 50. I actually rarely use it but it's a nice lens. The Asph of course is that much nicer but also that much more expensive. Be sure to get a Version 2 of the pre as it focuses closer and has built in hood.

Good luck!
 
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Chris C

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Charles - I have again spent a long time looking at images on your web-site, and I love the way it operates so attention is drawn to each image, and it's context of accompanying images. That is how I want to see photographs on the web and your site does it far better than most. The picture titles and words were lost on me however; I find dark lettering on a dark background to be near unreadable, and so I gave up trying to read them. Apart from that, and one other minor quibble, your site is an exemplary vehicle for showing your talent.

............... Chris
 
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matmcdermott

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Charles, I second Chris' comments above and was curious what slideshow software you're using. Is it a plug-in or something you or your designer made specially for the site?
 
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