Bob Jarman Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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Crashton wrote:
Nice portrait Bob. She looks like she has a lot of patience. ;-)
How are you liking that 50mm F2?
Thank you re portrait,
I shed a 56mm f/1.2 last year, large, heavy, superb IQ but seldom used - probably best for studio and dedicated portrait work.
The 50mmF2 to me is very seductive: fine IQ from what I can tell, really fast AF (makes X-Pro1 seem like a new camera in that area), small, light, and WR (the real meaning of which is unknown). We'll be travelling mid September so paring back kit with that in mind. May go to 35mm F2 WR from 1.4 XF as the next move - not sure.
Best,
Bob
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Fred Amico wrote:
Her affection for you shows in that look, Bob. Enjoy the new lens!
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DougVaughn wrote:
Very nice shot of your wife Bob. Mine (who has put up with me for only 30 years) has had to do a lot of posing lately as I've tested multiple lenses. Nine times out of ten, I don't get a look that pleasant, but at least I can tell whether it's in focus or not.
She is becoming more tolerant, this an exceptional instance
Bob
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luigi645 wrote:
Looks like a great choice on both accounts...!
Thank you,
Appreciate your comment and compliments,
Bob
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airfrogusmc wrote:
Congrats and solid portrait Bob.
Thank you Allen,
Happy you enjoy the portrait!
Bob
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