Favorite aperture and consistently the one I get the most satisfying images from is the biggest one the lens has. IOW, wide open.
He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep..to gain that which he cannot lose. Jim Elliot, 1949
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I do have a favorite aperture as I stated earlier, and I have a favorite beer -- but I drink a lot of other beers so that I do not tire of my favorite.![]()
I don't have a favourite apeture... but when I shoot efke IR, I tend to use f/11 a lot because exposures go pretty long beyond that (with opaque filter EI .75).
So, I use whatever apeture I think is necessary when I'm shooting conventional film...
As far as 4x5 goes, probably f32 with my 150mm, 210mm & 300mm lenses although I'll use f22-f64 as required. Probably f22 with my 90mm although I'll use f16-f45 as required.
Now here's a subject worth talking about.
Talisker! How can you drink that? I suppose your love of Tiltalls, those hard, metal, heavy things that pinch your fingers might be a clue... that stuff is harsh!
For me it's all Lagavulin. Such a perfect balance. There is no other....
;-)
Lenny
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depends on the lens for me, 90 and wider usually around f16 to 22
"WOW! Now thats a big camera. By the way, how many megapixels is that thing?"
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