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What it means is that people keep calling it 35mm but that is only the width of the filmstrip and not what the image format is (which is 24×36) or the name of the film type (which is type 135). One...

What it means is that people keep calling it 35mm but that is only the width of the filmstrip and not what the image format is (which is 24×36) or the name of the film type (which is type 135). One...

24×36mm frame. 35mm is the focal length of the most appropriate lens for that.

Nice that E100 is comming back in 120 after its 135 return but please we need iso 200 and iso 400 slide film. My d-slr shoots at iso 1600 and that is ancient already.

As for the Minolta MD45, one has to be aware of sample variations, even with a new copy but especially with a copy nearly 40 years old. Reviews i found were pretty positive but it is to be expected...

"Actually, the Lumix 14/2.5 was one of my favorites...so wide, so compact."
It may be compact, but it isn't very wide. What is wide is a field of view of a 24mm on fullframe and very wide is the...

@captura
Pancakes were popular before. One oldie often seen as pancake lens is the 1969 GN-Nikkor 45/2.8 which was designed to be used with certain flashguns (bulbs and electronic) with fixed guide...

I would be surprised if Ricoh 'repairs' that stuff in my country even though it is done everywhere else in the world.

This camera has nothing to do with the Pentax brand, Ricoh carries the GR-line from way before they bought Pentax from Hoya.

It is Hoya that nearly destroyed Pentax. Hoya were after all only...

@quintana
I agree the 18-55 is not wide enough and the 16-55 is too heavy. You also mention the 55's are not tele enough. It wouldn't be my choice but there also is an 18-135 and i know you'd say...

@Impulses
The last time i checked on available lenses to go with an µFT camera, there were hardly any primes comparably fast to fullframe and film offerings. That was when the OM-D E-M5 was...

@quintana
Sure if you have the 16/1.4 the 16/2.8 is redundant, superfluous. However for hiking it might be a good, maybe even better choice, the 1.4 being a larger. The difference probably isn't...

I miss a 135mm prime as the 90mm is too short and the 200 is too long and too pricey. I'd also like a 70mm and a 40-45mm f/2.0. The ideal aps-c prime set for me is 16-23-43-70 but since the Fuji's...

That Pentax 15/4 is wonderfully compact too.
It can be adapted to Fuji (you'd need an adapter that can close the aperture though) and unfortunately Pentax to Fuji adapters are less common and more...

@ captura
That 24/1,7 has equivalent field of view as 48mm on fullframe or 34mm on aps-c. That certainly isn't a wideangle, it is a 'standard' (range 40-60) lens, neather wide nor tele, just as...

@shortcord
Thanks for the info. That the 1st amendment does not present copyright protection is logical. Fact is however in the reactions above, including to my earlier posts, the 1st amendment...

The line between fair use and infringement may be small but it is there.
Cropping the image or turning it from color to grayscale has nothing to do with free speach nor with freedom of press...

Secondly
Now i don't know about Twitter but Facebook does take ownership of the image so Facebook could have used that image, either inside Facebook itself or to sell its use to RNC. It again...

First
Now it may have been clever of RNC to use this photograph this way but that does not allow copyright infringement. If Mrs Peterman just sold the right to use her image to Rob Quist, she could...

Mrs Peterman writes "This decision gives any political party (or PAC) the freedom to use artistic or creative photos of political candidates for political criticism under the auspices of fair...