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S Is For Show Us Your S2 Shots
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topoxforddoc
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Chives in flower - yesterday
S(006) 120 CS
S(006) 120 CS
... we also might find pink out here:
this actually is a specialty in Europe. This "Kalmia angustifolia" is originally from Northern America. It was set out maybe two hundred years by somebody who worked at the botanic gardens in Hannover and there is only this field known over here, where this rose survives.
this actually is a specialty in Europe. This "Kalmia angustifolia" is originally from Northern America. It was set out maybe two hundred years by somebody who worked at the botanic gardens in Hannover and there is only this field known over here, where this rose survives.
Giorgio
Member
Yes, and yes.
I have both, they are a wonderful set of lenses for my purposes. Photographing people.
The 180 is noticeably faster to focus and never hunts for focus. There are times when the 120 is best, especially when you need to get close to the subject.
YMMV
Thanks for the quick response. I was thinking about picking up the 180 for the reach..
I don't mind the 120mm for candids, but have been considering the 180mm.
M
mjr
Guest
I recently picked up a 180 as a part of a bigger kit but made the mistake of using it rather than selling it straight on, it's really fantastic! I don't have a 120 to compare with but it is very fast to focus as Giorgio mentioned, a really superb lens and I now use it quite a lot.
Mat
Mat
