Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/06/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Craig Roberts wrote: > > "I have a general idea of which lens I used but that's it! I buy the > fastest lenses, the cheapest I can find them..." - Tina > > Tina! What's wrong with you? You must be a real photographer or something. > It's weird.<<<<<<<<<<< G,day Craig, You want to be very careful how you address Tina. She is affectionately known as the "LUG Mother" so's to speak. We who know her on the screen and have had the pleasure of meeting her personally can vouch that this lady is most certainly a "REAL PHOTOGRAPHER!" And there simply isn't anything weird about her. . You should be so lucky me old son to have her talent, personality and miles traveled on assignments! As she has just returned from several months shooting in Central America she hasn't been online regularly, so it's possible you're not aware of whom she is, but take care . A friendly reminder, that even though some of us may seem weird in your mind's eye due to our postings, sometimes there happens to be a talented and professional photographer behind the screen! And as far as knowing which lens one uses on every exposure? It's almost an impossibility unless there's a specific effect, besides what the hell does it matter what lens was used as the only question relative to the image is, " How damn good it is!" As Tina said, "I buy the fastest lenses, the cheapest I can find them..." I can't imagine using Leica and not acquiring lenses in this manner. it's always been my method of buying, like forty years or so. With the most important item always, "the fastest! Second, the price, when I have to be concerned with it. After that nothing else matters but taking pictures. regards, ted