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Hi Dennis:
I only have Pentax 6x7 film bodies, so my lens recommendations are based on that system.
If you want some longer lenses then I would recommend the following:
1) 67 200/4 (late with 77mm filter thread) excellent for portrait head shots and close ups)
2) 67 165/4 Leaf Shutter, excellent all around portrait/landscape lens. (I don't think the LS will work on the 645 bodies?)
3) 67 165/2.8 excellent portrait/low light lens.
None of these lenses are really expensive, but are very sharp.
Hope this helps!
Phil.
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Hi , I was recommended by Murray O Neill. My name is Dennis. I have been shooting for appr 43 years now mainly Med Format and also DSLR. I heard you are the Man to ask about 67 lenses Newer models, I have 645D and just 2 A Lenses, 150 and 55 2,8 just purchased from Murray. My main type of work is Portraits, social functions and some scenic. I am just about retired but I still shoot when I can. I would like to get the 55mm F4 that Murray has but I am going to wait and see how the 55mm 2.8 is for my purpose. Then I might look into getting the 55 f4.
Not sure which long lens I would buy right now but I am trying to keep my spending as low as I can and still achieve Excellent IQ. Whatever you can offer me in terms of lenses, adaptors( which Brand) and ISO Max thats acceptable. etc. I would appreciate it, Thank you in advance, Dennis
28-01-17gofour3Hi Dennis:
28-01-17rollsman4Hi , I was recommended by Murray O Neill. My name is Dennis. I have been shooting for appr 43 years now mainly Med Format and also DSLR. I heard you are the Man to ask about 67 lenses Newer models, I have 645D and just 2 A Lenses, 150 and 55 2,8 just purchased from Murray. My main type of work is Portraits, social functions and some scenic. I am just about retired but I still shoot when I can. I would like to get the 55mm F4 that Murray has but I am going to wait and see how the 55mm 2.8 is for my purpose. Then I might look into getting the 55 f4.
