Basic Three

lee

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• Apr 10, 2005

• #26

there is an old saying that is "a man with one watch always knows what time it is, a man with 3 watches is never sure what time it is".

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Graeme Hird

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• Apr 10, 2005

• #27

90/8 Fujinon SW, Schneider Xenar 150/5.6 and Rodenstock 210/5.6.

But 3 is never enough - I also add a Schneider SA 75/8 and a now a Nikkor APO 305/9.

As raucousimages said, they are just tools, and you use what you need to get the job done.

Cheers,

 

gurrie

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• Apr 10, 2005

• #28

This is my first time to post and how appropriate a subject. Best 3 lenses are 150mm, 210mm and my sweet 300mm Fuji.

 

biloko

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• Apr 10, 2005

• #29

John Kasaian said:

Stick with one lens.

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I'm also a monomaniac... just using one lens with each format...