One lens out and about

DaveHolmes
Posted 12/11/2012 - 12:44 Link
Do it regular with the FA35 and usually poses no problem...

Done it a couple of times with the 100mm macro which is more dificult - Usually come back with less shots than I would with the FA35 but those I come back with tend to be keepers...
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MattMatic
Posted 12/11/2012 - 13:04 Link
Have done it many times with the FA50/1.4 Light, compact, great bokeh too - gets you thinking more carefully about composition

Used to have lots of primes, but since getting a pair of DA* I only have the 50mm left...

Matt
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Northgrain
Posted 12/11/2012 - 15:00 Link
gartmore wrote:
I use the 40mm DA Ltd all the time as a sole lens.
I'm often the same. I like the discipline of having to use a fixed FL. I theory (!) should make me think more about composition with benefits for the times I take more kit out. Note sure it always works like that though
TonyM
Posted 12/11/2012 - 15:03 Link
The K-01 comes with the ultra-thin 40mm XS as it's kit lens. I often go out with this combination and a tiny camera bag. I find it works great plus the size makes it almost like carrying a point and shoot (alright, a very heavy point and shoot that's been on the pies )
Snootchies
Posted 15/11/2012 - 23:07 Link
I certainly do this very often with the Siggy 30mm, and have also done it a few times with the 40mmXS.
Bob

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RayB
Posted 16/11/2012 - 09:41 Link
I've done this a few times. It is much more difficult with a prime than I imagined - I took the 35mm f/2.8 out (hired from SRS) and found it restrictive at first, but as others have said, it forces you to think more about composition.

The last time I did a one-lens outing was with the 10-17mm fish-eye. One of the shots got exhibited at Photokina, so I'm going to try it more often!
Snootchies
Posted 16/11/2012 - 09:52 Link
RayB wrote:
One of the shots got exhibited at Photokina, so I'm going to try it more often!
Can't argue with that, well done.
Bob

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