Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2003/07/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Jack: >think I've got a handle on the tone and tempo and how >y'all behave. Do you have a doctorate in chaos theory? Must take something like that to figure out how the LUG behaves...if you can call it that. :) >I plan on packaging this mess off to K&H within the month. You'll probably get more $$ if you sell the items individually on an auction site of your choice. >While the new APO and aspheric lenses sure sound nifty, I dont think I can >afford to go this route. Can anyone recommend a specific set of 28, 35, 50 >and 90mm lenses that are esthetically rewarding in construction, >sufficiently modern in design and glass to produce great images, actually >available, and yet not so expensive to kill my bank account? I love my 35/2 asph. I'd rather have one really nice lens than several "well, they're pretty good" ones. That's one of the attractions of Leica to me. I keep thinking that I'm going to get a 90/2 AA as well, but haven't yet. One of these years. Sell your existing items yourself to the public and go for just a couple lenses to start out with, and you'll probably be able to afford gently used asph ones. Eric I guess this >sounds like a naive question,,, sorry. I am looking for opinions of those >list members, who for the sake of argument, if they lost everything in ... >say... a tornado (or divorce, or repro-man interaction), and had to replace >their Leica kit in real-world conditions; what would they buy to get >re-started?. This make sense? Hope so. > >so... thanks for hanging in there with this tome of a post. I'd sure >appreciate your feedback. >cheers >Jack McLain >Tucson, AZ >http://jackmclain-photography.dotcommunity.net - -- To unsubscribe, see http://mejac.palo-alto.ca.us/leica-users/unsub.html