abe_petrow

I am 57, shoot Pentax 67, scan it at 3200 dpi, and the result file is equal to a 55 megapixel camera. When I can get a 55 megapixel camera for $1300, then the Pentax goes out. I carry a Olympus 740 3.2 for backup. I just set it on top of the Pentax and fire away, free. Sometimes I enlarge both of them to 8x10, and the digital wins. The 67 wins everything else. But that doesn't answer your question about the future of film. For that you need a fortune teller. On the other hand, you may never be a true adult. By the way, how many people know a psychic who has ever won the lottery?

I am interested in studio still life tabletop photography with my

p67. I have a 45, 75, and 200. Which one lens would be the sharpest

for my studio, the 135, 105, or 165mm, and macro or not.