Thanks for the like

I believe you meant to send this to the OP of the thread)

Ivan:

Recently popped into my mind: I have a couple "fog" filters, Tiffen, that came as extras with something else I purchased from EBAY. If you want them them to experiment with for producing soft images, PM your address. I think the original owner used them for dreamy-looking portraits.


WPRESTO (AKA Walter)

Did you really mean to post this in my Guestbook?

Hi Ivan!
You can try some easy ones (landmarks), or some where you know the location/ address. No hurry.
Best Regards Pär

Hi Ivan!

Thank you for this feedback! :-)
I'm sure the China I experience today is quite different to what you have seen. I would love to see your photos and compare. Maybe we should do a project together? Your photos from a place and direction in Beijing back then, and I'll go to the same place and shoot in the same direction and use the same framing today. Then we can compare the development of the city.

Best regards Pär

Hi Ivan, glad to help Green button is not 100% accurate in the older bodies, esp K10 & K20. K7 saw some improvement & newer bodies are pretty good, I hear. I look forward to seeing your latest

Paul

Hi Ivan,

i am glad you are happy with the MZ-S and the 24-90 lens. Yes the 24-90 is indeed a glass with good optics with a good zoom range.
Enjoy it :-)

Cheerz,david

The yellow and yellow/green were used with B/W film to emphasize contrast in bright skylight and to pull cloud detail out. They're actually useful with digital B/W conversions for that purpose if you want to PP less. Look for 52mm threads or a $3 ring to step dia. up or down from a favorite lens. The book is very nice and interesting!