SAD241 :: Dunno film/camera/lens, does anyone care? :: 2007
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I care more about the lens than any of the rest. I recall your interview with Abell and noting that he shot the sloth with a 28mm lens... helps to get a better picture of the method/process/setting of the shot.
yep. It's thanks to your 28mm shots that I realized how neat that focal length is on film.
Cool. I'll keep posting them. I'm definitely a prime lens kind of guy, although I do use a wonderzoom on my D200 (a 17-50).
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> Cool. I'll keep posting them. I'm definitely a prime lens kind of guy
I sent the "shooting a wedding with primes" post from last October to everyone I know who shoots. It also inspired a new approach for me as the 2nd shooter on several weddings and conferences.
Thanks again for sharing lens info. Keep it coming...
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