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Steve
Bull Halsey
USA
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Posted - Mar 14 2008 :  12:00:18 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I've got a general question to ask. How many of you shoot with a 135mm lens on your RF camera? There are those who feel that because of the small openings of most 135mm viewfinders (unless you on a more modern and expensive optical brightline finder), the 135mm is just hard to use and is avoided.

I am asking this due to the fact that it was a matter of recent discussion I had with a customer. I have never turned away from using such a focal length on any of my Rf cameras. If the image required a long lens, I shot with a long lens, but alas, the lonely 135mm lens seems to have lost its glitz.

What do you think?

Thanks,
Steve

Juhani Halmeenmaki
cedricfan
Finland
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Posted - Mar 14 2008 :  12:39:58 PM  Show Profile  Visit cedricfan's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I have used 135mm on my Leningrad as much as the 28mm Orion.

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Ulrich W.
uwittehh
Germany
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Posted - Mar 14 2008 :  5:46:40 PM  Show Profile  Visit uwittehh's Homepage  Reply with Quote
The problem is that the universal finder must sit in a very correct position or you will not have that on the picture what you have seen through it.

Ok, with a Leningrad it's not such a problem because of the engraved frames in the rangefinder ;-)

Btw, the Orion is a great lens, I have one with Kiev mount.

Ulrich

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