I'll take your word for it mate - though I'll need to get to grips with it when I get a couple of M42 adapters for my old lenses which I'mm quite keen to try now but I still haven't given all my MInolta AF kit a real try out yet to see what's worth keeping - e.g. now got 3 AF lenses at 70-300Thanks Jim, still cant get that sharpness everyone else seems to get
using manual is interesting however![]()
Thanks gregww1, 96 views now and 2 people comment, oh wellWhere were in 4?
Lovely sharp images and nice colours.Said I would post some shots after getting the adaptor and fitting the Zuiko 28mm 2.8, will try the 50mm 1.8 next
The Zuiko 50mm F1.8 is very sharp. I've also got FD versions of both the Canon 50mm F1.8 and the F1.4. I can't tell the difference (other than the F1.4 is faster) between the three of them to be honest.... hoping the 50mm will be sharper but I might have to get a canon 50mm 1.8 or 1.4 if second hand
Thanks Tonkie, I know what you mean but appreciate the time you experienced togs take to help us newbies get better.I'm as guilty as most
The reason being I got a bit fed up with the snow theme(maybe jealous as we didn't get much) but should of not stopped me making a comment,Sorry.
Anyway,#1&6 for me, and much better viewed large![]()
.... you experienced togs take to help us newbies get better
Damnit, sorry, my broken English. I mean't to say "Where were you in 4?" i.e. where was the photo taken? Looks like a snowy golf course...in the Peak District????Thanks gregww1, 96 views now and 2 people comment, oh wellthey were valid comments thanks guys
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No problem gregww, its Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire, stopped off for a sandwich on the way to Dundee and they still had snowDamnit, sorry, my broken English. I mean't to say "Where were you in 4?" i.e. where was the photo taken? Looks like a snowy golf course...in the Peak District????
+1
Sorry to disappoint but I certainly dont fall into that category, but thanks it has put a spring in my step![]()