on 1/11/01 1:21 AM, Robert P. VanNatta at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In terms of selecting additional lenses you need to give careful attention to
> 'what' you want to photograph.
>
> If you are indoors and doing available light you will want a fixed focal
> length
> in the 28-50 mm range and the fastest one you can afford. --- the cheapest is
> a 50 mm f 1.7 -- the so called 'normal lense'.
Suggestion for the PUG: one month, we should ask for only pictures made with
one particular Pentax lens. It would be interesting to see what everybody
does with a normal lens, for instance.
Just as no Pentax-lover should be without a Spotmatic, nobody should be
without one great fast 50mm. Even the Pentax 50/2 is a very good, borderline
great lens, and they're so cheap as to be almost free. The 50/1.7 is even
better, and the 50/1.4s better still (IMNSHO). There is simply no reason not
to own one or another of them.
--Mike, LPEA*
*Lens Purchase Enabler Anonymous, or was that not even funny the first time?
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