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HAP · 12-23-2003, 06:37 PM

Thanks, Travis. After the holidays I'd definately like to get together for some advice.

I got the 19-35 mm lens. Since the digital focal factor of this camera is 1.6 that makes the lens equivilent to a 30-56mm film camera lens which is pretty standard. I also have two lenses that I can use from my wife's camera. Those are a 28-105 and a 70-300 with the corresponding focal factor correction not applied.

I'm not ready to dump film all together but this is definately a step in that direction...

12-23-2003, 06:37 PM	#13 (permalink)
HAP Star Polyps Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Lewisville, TX...but my heart is in Chicago! Posts: 151 View Gallery Karma Komment	Thanks, Travis. After the holidays I'd definately like to get together for some advice. I got the 19-35 mm lens. Since the digital focal factor of this camera is 1.6 that makes the lens equivilent to a 30-56mm film camera lens which is pretty standard. I also have two lenses that I can use from my wife's camera. Those are a 28-105 and a 70-300 with the corresponding focal factor correction not applied. I'm not ready to dump film all together but this is definately a step in that direction... __________________ Definition: Aquarium (n) A hole in your living room in which you throw money. [And I thought this would be cheaper than going to Aruba to dive - Yeah! Right!!] Oceanic 75g Reef Ready, DIY stand and canopy, 50g sump/refugium with 125lbs+ Fiji live rock, Turboflotor Multi Skimmer, 2 – 250w Metal Halides running Ushio 10k lamps, 110w Actinic, DIY moonlight, several corals (mostly softies but a few SPS and LPS as well), a bi-color blenny (Benny), a yellow Tang (Jet), 2 percula clowns (Frick & Frack), a blue spotted jawfish (Spot), a red-lipped blenny (Red), a dragon goby (Puff), a psychedelic mandarin (Mandy), a diamond sifter (Jewel), a green bta, a rose bta, a couple serpent stars, a coral banded shrimp and several crabs and snails who will remain anonymous...