| On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 3:06 PM, Janet Cull <jcull@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> | wrote: ... | Here's what I like about the Hassy. I like that it's loud, clunky, | mechanical. I like the sound of the shutter and the advancing of | the film. I know those sound silly, but I like that. BUT not | enough to sacrifice quality for sound. Obviously. I like that it's ... | AND I like the big negative. That's why I won't settle for the | 35mm alone. | | I have an 80mm lens, a 150mm lens, a lens shade, a couple filters | (might I be able to use those with the Mamiya?) and the 500cm | body. | | I'm thinking that what I really want is a handheld camera with a | big negative. Hence: the Mamiya. | | What do you think? I'm wondering if I'll be sorry, if I get rid of | the Hasselblad. Have you any wisdom to offer? Thanks so much! Nah, save money AND time, and get sharper pictures - buy a Koni-Omega rangefinder. Good for exercising, too. tOM -- Absum! -- tOM Trottier +1 613 860-6633 tOM@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 469 Ancaster Ave, Ottawa, ON K2B 5B6 Canada http://Information.Architecture.Abacurial.com P Est-ce c'est necessaire d'imprimer ce courriel ? Do you really need to print this email?
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