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Re: [KOML] Experience with 58 and 180 lens
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- Subject: Re: [KOML] Experience with 58 and 180 lens
- From: Clive Warren <Clive.Warren>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 09:40:31 +0100
At 6:41 am +0000 12/1/98, Steve Cook wrote:
>I have been shooting with a Rapid 200 for about a month now and am
>starting to get some good results using Velvia and TMX-100. I made the
>classic error and shot the backside of the darkslide (in both color and
>B&W). Seems the shutter can be fired by a cable release even with the
>darkslide in.
>
>I am already looking at acquiring another magazine and the 58 amd 180 mm
>lens. I am looking for any comments about these lens, particularly in
>the use for landscapes and wildlife.
>
>Thanks,
>Steve Cook
>High Plains Photography
Hmmm... the interlock needs some attention. The 200 should interlock with
the darkslide in - I have trashed a flimsy cable release trying to fire the
shutter with the darkslide in on a 200, duh....
The 58mm and 180mm are both excellent for landscapes - with the usual
limitations of a rangefinder in use of grey grad filters. The 58mm has
slightly higher resolution than the 180mm.
Suppose it depends on the type of wildlife you want to shoot - the 180mm
would be a bit tricky to use for tigers as you would be a bit too close for
frame filling shots ;-)
All the best,
Clive http://clive.bel-epa.com