Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/12/24
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Sciences have their ratios carved in stone, reflecting wisdom and truth...certainly we could barely function in science and medicine without critical numerical relationships that guide us and reassure us in times of uncertainty... How might this relate to photography ? ...well.... I wonder, if we haven't by a stroke of good fortune tumbled to the concept of the L to P ratio. The L/P ratio, where L= the # of lenses owned, and P = the # of photographs taken... might go something like this.... when L/P exceeds 10, the image quality of each photo taken goes up by some constant, for example , by the square of the ratio... we can actually make this work to our advantage in two unrelated ways...1. buy more lenses and 2. take fewer photographs... ...possibly someone can help me with this, my math was never much good.... ;-) Steve >>>someone optimistically said....I've got the multicoated one but have not >>>had much of an opportunity >>>to use it yet.