sharpest lens ever

[Alan Gales]

Wow! Seven pages of "What's the sharpest lens ever?".

I wonder how many pages I could get out of "What's the best large fomat camera ever?".

[TheDeardorffGuy]

Wow! Seven pages of "What's the sharpest lens ever?".

I wonder how many pages I could get out of "What's the best large fomat camera ever?".

Do not go there. It has been covered.....

[Alan Gales]

Do not go there. It has been covered.....

Ken, Sorry, I thought I was making a sick joke. It's been covered, huh? I never cease to be amazed!

[Mark Kononczuk]

Indeed he does. And, "lense" is indeed incorrect. Oddly enough, none of the other "misspellings" are really misspellings, but perfectly correct British spellings.

Lense is the variant spelling of lens. While it is listed as an alternative spelling in some dictionaries, most mainstream dictionaries do not list it. And I thought I was doing chuffingly well with my 'American English'. Darn.varmint.

[E. von Hoegh]

Lense is the variant spelling of lens. While it is listed as an alternative spelling in some dictionaries, most mainstream dictionaries do not list it. And I thought I was doing chuffingly well with my 'American English'. Darn.varmint.

I'll have to check, but I believe my Collins spells it "lens". (winking smiley) I know my Webster's third unabridged prefers "lens".

[E. von Hoegh]

Do not go there. It has been covered.....

EVERYONE knows it's Deardorff. With two effs. And the best technical cameras are the Linhof (one eff) ST series. Sheesh.

[BrianShaw]

Lense is the variant spelling of lens.

That's been covered several times before too!

[BrianShaw]

p.s. Mark, you really are improving with your "American"!

[Mark Kononczuk]

p.s. Mark, you really are improving with your "American"!

I shall use the mainstream 'lens' from today onwards. y'all.

[Dan Fromm]

Mark, since you've calmed down enough to make fun back, read this: http://www.largeformatphotography.in...ic-bullet.html