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thsinar

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« Reply #40 on: October 23, 2007, 11:03:52 am »

what the ....!

I feel well enough without and not really amused by such comments.

I simply wish to be able to clear out misinformation without others turning it into ridiculous behavior.

Thanks for your understanding,
Thierry

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« Reply #41 on: October 23, 2007, 12:24:29 pm »

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There are two 40mm lenses for the Hy6. Wide enough for most situations and a 35mm lens is on the way. I don't see this as an issue.
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Of course horses for courses.

My definition of the 'required' widest lens is this..

You MUST be able go  much wider than uncle Bob at the wedding or Roger from IT at the corporate event who has an 18mm on a APS chip ie a kit lens and is shooting those shots over your  shoulder

18 * 1.5 = 29mm (35mmFOV)

Admitidly the 35 meets this criterion at about 21mm 35mm equiv

Another way of looking at it is I always had a 20mm on my FM2 since I was 19 and expect to equal that

(I only went for the wider nikons on their tiny chips)

Looking forward to getting back to the simplicity of a 20mm prime on a nikon DSLR

And having bought the 50 for my H1 now I prefer its artistic sence of quality to the HC35 which is now in my 'emergency' bag with my SLRN and 14mm and other Bob beating but ultimately pointless gear

As a pro I must be able to beat uncle Bob

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