OK, here's the pitch for my cunning plan.
I have a bunch of lenses, all of which have had the Single In treatment at some stage over the last three years or so. There is a K-mount DSLR with a 36x24 sensor on the horizon (or so I read somewhere
). I have read plenty about FF compatibility of DA lenses, and seen some images, but I want personal verification. I tried it with my LX, but there is no way of controlling the aperture on the new lenses. Now I have a PZ-1, which should allow me use the DA's properly.
I have in the past taken on some slightly more ambitious SI projects, including two and even three way comparisons - not strictly within the parameters of the challenge, but the powers that be didn't complain.
So, how about EVERYTHING IN OCTOBER? One lens each day on both APS-C and film, starting with my 10-17 and working through to the 300, then repeating. I should get through them all twice. The digital images will go up on the day, but the corresponding film images will obviously have to wait for due process(ing). It may even add some suspense
If I recall correctly, Tim (blackcloudbrew) did something like this a while back, but sensibly restricted himself to digital. If the overwhelming opinion is that this proposal is an egregious departure from the path of righteousness I will repent; otherwise the gloves are off!
Now, to find a 2CR5 battery and some film. Would the regular film shooters recommend colour negatives or reversal? My recollection is that negatives preserve highlight detail better, while slides prefer to be slightly underexposed.