Xenotar 150 because I have so much invested into it and it's permanently mounted on my lens board! Also, it truly is everything mythical reported. I am going from a rodenstock 127mm to this.
Xenotar 150 because I have so much invested into it and it's permanently mounted on my lens board! Also, it truly is everything mythical reported. I am going from a rodenstock 127mm to this.
In my bag at all times are: 90mm,127mm, and a 203mm. All are small, light and cover about all subjects.
Jack
On the Sinar, in order:
121/8 Super Angulon
210/5.6 APO-Sironar-N
90/5.6 Super Angulon
All the others (65, 240, 12") share last place--too close to call.
On the Speed Graphic (anticipated usage):
127mm Graflex Optar
8-1/2" Ilex Paragon
90mm Graflex Optar W.A.
On Pentax 6x7:
55mm
200mm
45mm
On Canon 5D:
24-105/4L
Rick "seeing a pattern?" Denney
I mostly photograph B&W landscapes and carry a 125mm f/5.6 Fujinon, a 210mm f/5.6 Fujinon, and a 300mm f/9 Nikon M. The 210 is my most used lens, closely followed by the 125mm with the 300mm a distant third. Although, tonight I made five negatives, three with the 210 and two with the 300.
Mike
Politically, aerodynamically, and fashionably incorrect.
I use a fujinon 125mm cmw, an 8 3/4" verito (222mm?) , and a 450mm nikkor M equally. I should maybe sell all the rest as they rarely see the light of day.
When I used 4x5 for my pro work I used Grandagons 65/4,5 - 90/4,5 - 115/6,8 Apo Sironar W 150/5,6 Sironars N 210/5,6 - 300/5,6 and Apo Ronars 240/9 and 480/9.
Now I shot just for my pleasure and Grandagon 115/6,8 Apo Sironar W 150/5,6 and Sironar N 210/5,6 is my essential 4x5 kit.
Probably my 110 SS XL..
Tessar 180/4,5
Skopar 135/5,6
both in my loved "old Compurs"
Stanislav Kolarik _ PHOTOGRAPHY
Your sheet is black. It's exposed correctly? ___ Yes, it's my autoportrait in darkroom...
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