Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: smhoer on October 13, 2008, 02:57:12 pm
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I have shot with the 50-110 on a loaner H3DII and was impressed. Though impressed I have sticker shock on the new H lenses. I shoot mostly landscape and am interested in saving weight (thus zooms instead of primes). Does any one have experience with some good alternative zooms in the 50-100 and 100-200 range for the H3DII? I do not need autofocus and am fine with stop down metering.
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I have shot with the 50-110 on a loaner H3DII and was impressed. Though impressed I have sticker shock on the new H lenses. I shoot mostly landscape and am interested in saving weight (thus zooms instead of primes). Does any one have experience with some good alternative zooms in the 50-100 and 100-200 range for the H3DII? I do not need autofocus and am fine with stop down metering.
For the Hasselblad H, there is only the 50-110 zoom
until their just-announced 35-90 ships.
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For the Hasselblad H, there is only the 50-110 zoom
until their just-announced 35-90 ships.
The 35-90 is a great lens albeit with an eye watering price tag. The AF is very fast and it's about 250 grams lighter than the 50-110.
Nick-T
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Isn't there a CF zoom lens that can be used together with the CF adapter?
Though personally I would take the 50,100 & 210 if I needed to have primes and take the 50-110 if I really need zoom. The new zoom looks really nice but oh boy... what a price. I had to look twice.
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Isn't there a CF zoom lens that can be used together with the CF adapter?
Dustbak good point! I had one of those years ago but sold it because of the vignetting, can't even remember the focal lengths now..
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140-280 Schneider Variogon