bjarke_vejby

Thanks guys. No, to lenses will be to much. I decided for the 50/1,4, then i let the flash

stay home.

Going to Laos this sunday just for 1 week.

I have a Canon 5D. What should i bring with me ?

1) 50/1,4

2) 24-105 mm, 4/ L/ IS

Harvey, leave the yanks in peace on the 4. of July. However i agree (beside

football), nationalism and patriotism is rubbish. I suggest UK drive their cars

in the right side of the street, and (after Denmark), join the Euro.

Bud, IMO, there is no differents between a shaking hand using a M6 or a

shaking hand using M3.

Ian, i'm a (nappy) pro, thats for sure !

Here is a 1984-pict of the first "baby-bin laden", now having a summerholiday

at a island in the Victoria lake (Tanzania - site) in Africa with her boyfriend, at

that time it was a M4-2, 50 cron with a rubberhood, with a junk lightmeter at

top.<div></div>

Sven, thx, but the mother is a girlfriend of my wife and mee. The one in the

belly is out , but not big enough to play with my children (6,10 & 20). But the

M6 is following the development !

What is the difference between the 75 Lux and a blonde ?

The blond is captured by the Lux, but the Lux ............. ?

Stephen

I cant lift the burden of prove, but IMO the soft release, not just because it lifts

the pressure point 3mm, but because of a much larger diameter, can help me

(perhaps not you) one stop.

My inspiration was this link:

http://w1.320.telia.com/~u32008343/leica.htm

regards

Sh.. happens, no film, so i had to use my Digital Minolta Dimage 7.

I tell you, the outcome (some month later) is worth a lot of Leicas.<div></div>

Re: "I wonder if he used the in-camera meter?"

Does anyone know if HCB in average used his godfeeling or (constant) a

lighmeter in the good old III-A-G or M3 days ? In the only book i have, "The

man the image and the world", 435 pages, there is nothing mentioned about

that.

Jay,

If Felix´s case is not a exception to the rule and therefore Sherry's point is

correct , i think your solution is second to none.

My point is that i allways need the extra stop (but not a Noct), and therefore

(IMO )the soft release is a must. Second, the soft release is much cheeper

than upgrading lets say from a 35 Cron Apsh to a 35 Lux Apsh. But if a expert

like Sherry say "no go" to the soft release, i become nervous.

When i sit in a meeting with 10 laywers with Palm´s or Compaq's, and we

have to arrange the next meeting, i use a chinese pocket calendar. It takes me

a second olr two to spot when i'm avaible. 4 out of the 10 lawyers Palm´s or

Compaq´s is out of batterypower, and they have to phone there secretary. The

rest spends 4-5 minuttes to reset the monster or just to figure out how it works.

Thats why film is not dead.On the other hand, if all the lawyers were experts in

managing the PDA, i think the PDA would be as god as the chinese pocket

calendar.