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120 Makro f4 dilema
- Thread starter minolta2hassy
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minolta2hassy
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Did the deed. CAD$950 EX condition. Like it. I like it a lot.
Alan,
Congrats!
You will go on liking it a lot too.
(By the way (just to remove any earlier suggestion):
Both 150 mm Sonnar and 120 mm Makro-Planar stop down to f/32.
The earlier C-lens stopped down further, but that was due to the shuter it was mounted in, and had nothing to do with the nature of the lens.)
Congrats!
You will go on liking it a lot too.
(By the way (just to remove any earlier suggestion):
Both 150 mm Sonnar and 120 mm Makro-Planar stop down to f/32.
The earlier C-lens stopped down further, but that was due to the shuter it was mounted in, and had nothing to do with the nature of the lens.)
minolta2hassy
New Member
Yep, got the 150 /4 as well (an older Sonnar).
What I need (need!! yeah right, ask my SO) are a 40mm and 250mm. Out of the two, the 40mm is most needed for landscapes. The 250 is more of a luxury for very tight portraits, but the 150 will suffice most of the time.
Cheers,
Alan
What I need (need!! yeah right, ask my SO) are a 40mm and 250mm. Out of the two, the 40mm is most needed for landscapes. The 250 is more of a luxury for very tight portraits, but the 150 will suffice most of the time.
Cheers,
Alan
minolta2hassy
New Member
Tested the 120 /4 Makro.
Scanned first few frames.
Awesome clean detail.
Now about the "anti-Newton ring" FH869G glass holder from Nikon... why all the Newton rings?
Scanned first few frames.
Awesome clean detail.
Now about the "anti-Newton ring" FH869G glass holder from Nikon... why all the Newton rings?