Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/01/24
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]The 60AFD 2.8 macro Nikkor (559.00), the 105, 2.8AFD macro (850.00), are reported by some to be the best Nikon offers. I looked at both of these today at my local shop, the one with the 21mm non-ASPH leica lens and finder for 1650. Cool looking lenses. Comments? Steve At 09:57 PM 1/24/98 -0000, you wrote: >Dear Luggers, >after working with my M6, old Summilux 35mm and Summicron 90mm for over 1 >year, I' m more and more disappointed by my RE and the 35mm and 50mm >Crons, the Tamron 90mm Macro and the Novoflex 400mm. The handling of the >M seems to be much better to me. And the results... The photos taken with >M seems to be much sharper, more contrast and so on. Anyway, the M6 is >like a new old love. (The old old is my Hasselblad.) Perfectly for a lot >of things I like to photograph. >But what is about macro and a 400mm lens? Reading some german magazines >and catalouges I felt an interest for this 'modern' AF-cameras, >exspecially for the Nikon F90X and the 2.8 zoom lenses. Thinking about >changing my R System to Nikon, I'll have a lot of questions: Will I be >disappointed by the quality? What is the optical quality? Any experience? >Is there someone using M6 and F90? Are there good and bad lenses in the >AF range? And are the lenses in any way comparible with the Leitz M >lenses? > >Thanks for any help! >Hendrik >:-) The padre from germany at LUG :-) > >