In a message dated 2000-03-24 10:53:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,
jowilcox@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< I'm going away but not going away mad. In fact, I'll be headed to New
Mexico, Arizona, and Utah for about 10 days of shooting. I'm not leaving
for about 6 more hours, so I could still change my mind, but I think this
is going to be the kit:
OM-4T
2 OM-2S's
OM2000
17/3.5 (Vivitar)
24/2.8 SC
28/2.8 MC
50/1.8 MC "made in Japan"
50/3.5 macro SC
85/2 MC
90/2 macro
35-105.3.5-4.5
85-250/5
300/4.5
Vivitar tubes
BG2, T32, 2 T20's, assorted TTL cords
Bogen 3221, 3030 tilt panhead, grip ball head
This is not everything I own, but close. I will probably rely mostly on the
zooms if I hike with the larger bag and tripod. With hip pack and tripod
or monopod, I will probably take 28, 50, and 90, with 85-250 in a separate
bag/case. The Vivitar tubes are solely for the purpose of close focus with
the 300. The T20's are more likely to be my macro flash setup, if I do any
of that. The T32 is for just in case.
Films will be Provia F and Konica Impresa 50 (for print film "backup": I
use print film to back up slides in situations where too much shadow might
be lost on slide film). I'll take Provia 400 for a fast film (OM2000 gets
that job) and a couple odds and ends (E100VS and Astia).
Hoping for a good day in the slots next Tuesday. Keep a good thought! :-)
>>
How does your 85 compare to the 90? Can you tell them apart subjectively?
Alex
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