Yes, film is also very important, if you already use Velvia what can you do
to improve? Sometime you just can't always use ISO50 film, it is too slow.
What we can do is to use the best lens you know if one can afford. I think
all agree photographer is the most important element but money can't buy. On
the other hand if you can afford (both money and weight) why not get the
best?
C.H.Ling
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From: "Tris Schuler" <tristanjohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Again, I don't disagree. This issue strikes me as much ado about nothing.
> Sure, use the best lens you can if you intend to enlarge, but even there
> the film used should have greater effect. There might well be scads of
> difference between, say, a top-drawer German lens and the worst from Korea
> or China or Poland or wherever the schlock is made these days, but on
> balance I say the quality of lenses do not figure into real-world
> photographic concerns as much as other elements of the greater
> process--always starting with the photographer himself, of course.
>
> Tris
>
> >Tris asks:
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