Originally posted by drypenn I have a poor keeper rate with my FA43, but it has the highest "Frame" rate among my glasses.
Apparently, images made by my 43 hate living inside my hard disks!
Too many of my photos hate living inside mine! That's a wonderful way to look at it
Speaking of, I have never walked around my house and considered which lens gets framed the most. I do know that I've been shocked to discover that a photo was taken with one lens when I would have SWORN it was taken with a lens from the opposite end of the spectrum. You have given me a task for the weekend! Thank you!
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Originally posted by Billy Joe Beautiful Keitha...
the 43 and 77 are without a doubt my fave lenses for the head and shoulders... Both are awesome wide open and this shows exactly why.
I was going to include a razor-sharp portrait taken with the 77 that I thought was taken wide-open, but alas - the photo in question was taken at f/2.2! I have to agree with you that those two lenses are great performers.
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Originally posted by slowpez Your flickr album is stunning.
Thank you so much, Susan! I'm glad I took the time to update it yesterday (I am the worst at organizing and tagging my photos).
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Originally posted by rednax read that and went and had a look...and totally agree, it´s AMAZING ! You´re an excellent photographer !!! I take my hat off
And thank you! I'm so happy you took the time to look and enjoyed your stay