[LRflex] Re: new person.

Hello Juan.

Of cuorse, Minolta seems a Tadd under if you are snobbish.

As Andrew Nemeng has said in his chronicles, the Lens has been recomputed 
and corrected. It is now a LEica Design even if the idea was bought from 
Minolta. BTW Minolta designed nice cameras...

The Nikkor 24mm has also a set of Floating elements fo close distance (less 
than 1m).


Of course the 24mm is not extreme as the 21mm but is has some charm. I like 
it too.


All right, I'll keep silent, I feel I already Pi.. you O...  whith that 
gobble.

Regards.
---------------------------------
Xavier F. BILLE
Maisons-Alfort - France.





>From: Juan Gea-Banacloche <banacloj@xxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [LRflex] Re: new person.
>Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 13:13:58 -0500
>
>Hi Peter,
>I think the "standard" answer to your question is the 28mm is a Leica
>design and is better, the 24mm is a Minolta design and is not as good.
>
>My personal take on that is I love the 24mm, and I prefer it to the
>28, but it may be because I prefer the slightly wider angle of view.
>
>I have no experience using either on a digital camera.
>
>Good luck with your choice
>
>Juan
>
>On Mar 23, 2006, at 9:00 PM, Peter.Quick@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > Hello List inhabitants,
> > I signed up yesterday with a specific mission in mind. Bit of
> > background
> > first though.
> >
> > From Melbourne, Australia. Long time M user, also have an Olympus
> > E1 DSLR.
> >
> > Recently became interested in, and ordered, an adaptor to fit Leica R
> > lenses to the Oly. I'm doing homework on candidates for the Lei-Oly
> > (Lollypop, Lca-Puss, Lempus... this could go on and on).
> >
> > I'm curious about opinions on the Elmarit 24 versus 28 models. On
> > paper,
> > the 28 appears to stack-up as better suited to this application
> > with less
> > vignetting and sharper stopped-down performance (admittedly, the
> > difference is slight).
> >
> > The adaptor is out of stock, set to arrive early next month, so I
> > have not
> > seen the results of this mating. I picked up a used Elmarit 135 f:
> > 2.8 to
> > cost effectively test the waters. It's a wallflower of Leica
> > lenses, and
> > goes for relatively low dollars, but gives a massive 270mm field of
> > view
> > on the E1. I've never been to that length, so it's something new and
> > exciting.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Peter Quick
> >
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