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Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2000 21:25:53 +0100
Subject: Re: [Leica] Say, about that Heliar 15mm . . .
From: "Claes Bjerner" <claes.bjerner@pi.se>
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> So, you Heliar users . . . what do you DO with a lens that wide? Has it=
=20
> opened your eyes? Made you see in a different way? Given you new, unexp=
lored
> capabilities? Has it made a difference in your photography in a "don't =
leave
> home without it" sort of way. In other words (and here's the stupid
> question), "should I buy this lens?"

> Bob (wider . . .  no, wider . . . ) McEowen

Bob,
You asre standing at the corner of Manhattan=B4s 5th Av. and 34th street.=
 Now
try to take a decent shot of the entire Empire State Building across the
street. Believe me, nothing less wide than a 15mm will give you that shot=
!
And you don=B4t even have to tilt your camera upwards.

Now, let=B4s try another senario. You=B4re in the middle of an absolutely
jampacked crowd - in the stands of a stadium - or on a train. What you th=
en
need is a really wide lens like the Heliar 15mm.

Yes, Bob, my Heliar has indeed made a difference. And I rarely leave home
without it. But, of course, I also bring  other Leica lenses.

Should you buy one? Well, try it once and you=B4re hooked.

Claes


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