Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/11/13
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> > I do it...I started with a Leica CL and 40/2 + 90/4 to see what all this > Leica stuff is about....then I needed an M6 'cause the CL *MAY* not > provide > accurate focusing on fast lenses...then I needed the latest 50 > summicron....then I had to try the Dual Range Summi 'cause everyone raves > about it...THEN, I had to have the latest 90 Elmarit cause it so damn > good....then I needed the 35 summicron 'cause the Bokeh is so > sweet....Then, I > realizes I 'm not a RF guy - I'm an SLR guy....so, I bought an R3 and > SL....then the latest 50 Summi...and the latest 90 Elmarit....... AND yet, > I > have owned Pentax 67 for 10 years and it really will provide much *better* > pics than any of my Leica lenses could....sure, the Pentax is huge....but > if I > am going to take time to take an interesting photo - might as well bring > out > the big guns..... > > I NEED HELP.....DO YOU ? > > www.antiquecameras.net > > You need an 8x10 hand held "Hobo" Sell your enlarger and buy a light bulb. Buy an 88 scanner with a transparence adaptor and scan these 8x10 film puppies and blow away anything your going to get with any 5000 buck film or digital anything. But you'll mis a few things between loading sheets and you want to make each click count for 2 or 3 bucks a pop. Here's an example which is about 4x5" http://www.bostick-sullivan.com/Hobo/hobo120%20images/gasnorm%205x7.jpg So it's been REDUCED TWICE! Mark Rabiner Photography Portland Oregon http://rabinergroup.com/