Agreed,
though I tend to carry a tube or two with me all the time, as the 135
f2 really makes a heck of a nice full frame portrait lens with a PK13
(on either film or the S2).
erie
Bob Reimer wrote:
> Brand new at B&H or Adorama for 139.95 for the 77mm version ... much cheaper > than any of the Nikkor Micros. If it went for more than that, then people
> aren't doing their homework. Admittedly tubes are cheaper but having the
> diopter in the pocket to screw on the front gets me what I need and avoids
> dust-inducing lens removals especially when I am using the camera in the
> desert. >
> Warm regards,
> Bob Reimer
> Al Ain
> United Arab Emirates
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwreimer >
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> Chris Stanford wrote:
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