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But I like the 35mm 1.2 ma. I didn't it exist, I thought it was a typo.

Oh, which  ...
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/4/1 09:11

have to see what the results look like
if no good, it's better to stick with the 35mm lux

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one of them is the The Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II

i forgot what the other one is

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But I like the 35mm 1.2 ma. I didn't it exist, I thought it was a typo.

Oh, which minlota scanner do you have, doesn't it scan medium format?

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Oic, no meter in M9.  I am dead if I don't have the meter.

have you try the 35mm 1.2 lens
Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/4/1 08:46

There is a meter but it's only center weighted.  On a bright day with no shadow you are fine, but otherwise it's better to trust your eyes instead.

My friend said the CV1.2 version II is coming out this year.  He said it might be a good one.  But otherwise, avoid CVs.  When it comes to optics, what you pay is what you get.

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Oic, no meter in M9.  I am dead if I don't have the meter.

have you try the 35mm 1.2 lens
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I also wonder how other people meter? Matrix/spot/manual/AV/TV???Look4chrisng 發表於 2011/4/1 08:25

I meter with my eyes.  That's one of the things you are forced to learn when you shoot rangefinders.

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I was lucky yesterday.   The guy is standing right in the strip of light, I just fire off 4 shot until he figured out I might be shoot him.  

Exposure is sticky.  I was in manual/spot meter mode, and my original thought was to exposed hotter for the man, other areas will be very dark.  (kind of like the flower shot)  It turns out I overexposed for the man.  Well, live and learn

I also wonder how other people meter? Matrix/spot/manual/AV/TV???

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