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MR. ED LOVES THE TOTALLY INFRARED D60!
I was touched and truly honored, but then you brought Rita into it. :-(
My, god, man, get a little closer to the horse; it's not going to bite, gently. :-) Have you been happy with the AF across the range of the 28-135 or are these manually focused and then IR adjusted? -Jim "Annika1980" wrote in message ... This one is for you, Jim Kramer.... http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/101056640/original Oh, and you too, Rita. |
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MR. ED LOVES THE TOTALLY INFRARED D60!
"Annika1980" wrote in message
... On Aug 2, 9:20 am, "jimkramer" wrote: I was touched and truly honored, but then you brought Rita into it. :-( My, god, man, get a little closer to the horse; it's not going to bite, gently. :-) But then I'd have to get out of the car. Well, laziness is it's own reward. :-) Have you been happy with the AF across the range of the 28-135 or are these manually focused and then IR adjusted? I just let it auto-focus. Supposedly, my infrared cammy was calibrated for the 50 f/1.8, but I haven't noticed too many probs with the other lenses. Perhaps a tad softer. I had mine done for the 50,1.8 too. I've had good luck with the 20,2.8 and the 50,1.4 (well shaded as it has a very bad hot spot), mixed results with the Sigma 15,2.8 and the Canon 28-135, but anything longer has just been awful for AF and guestimating focus is hit and miss even with digital. :-( I don't even want to talk about the experiences with the 100,2.8 macro -Jim |
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MR. ED LOVES THE TOTALLY INFRARED D60!
jimkramer wrote:
"Annika1980" wrote in message ... On Aug 2, 9:20 am, "jimkramer" wrote: I was touched and truly honored, but then you brought Rita into it. :-( My, god, man, get a little closer to the horse; it's not going to bite, gently. :-) But then I'd have to get out of the car. Well, laziness is it's own reward. :-) Have you been happy with the AF across the range of the 28-135 or are these manually focused and then IR adjusted? I just let it auto-focus. Supposedly, my infrared cammy was calibrated for the 50 f/1.8, but I haven't noticed too many probs with the other lenses. Perhaps a tad softer. I had mine done for the 50,1.8 too. I've had good luck with the 20,2.8 and the 50,1.4 (well shaded as it has a very bad hot spot), mixed results with the Sigma 15,2.8 and the Canon 28-135, but anything longer has just been awful for AF and guestimating focus is hit and miss even with digital. :-( I don't even want to talk about the experiences with the 100,2.8 macro -Jim Has Aussie Mark Thomas left and given you the smileys, Jim? -- visit www.D-Mac.info to relieve the tension... Usenet is after all Usenet! |
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