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Comment by Lilly posted on Vietnam lady at 26/05/2008 - 17:43
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Thank you Hyram, thought there would be a catch!Lilly wrote:
PS) Has anyone purchased anything from this company? Their price is rather good for the 30mm I am after.
http://www.onestop-digital.com/catalog/shopping_cart.php
A Hong Kong based company, whcih is not immediately obvious on the website.PS) Has anyone purchased anything from this company? Their price is rather good for the 30mm I am after.
http://www.onestop-digital.com/catalog/shopping_cart.php
Comment by Lilly posted on ONE STOP DIGITAL at 26/05/2008 - 13:34
PS) Has anyone purchased anything from this company? Their price is rather good for the 30mm I am after.
http://www.onestop-digital.com/catalog/shopping_cart.php
http://www.onestop-digital.com/catalog/shopping_cart.php
Comment by Lilly posted on ONE STOP DIGITAL at 26/05/2008 - 12:55
surreal pic Mike - what on earth is it?
Comment by Lilly posted on Just for fun at 25/05/2008 - 10:28
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.. just accept that there's no difference between digital and non digital lenses on your camera (as far as the amount of the scene that you get in frame, at least).
Yes, at least I have established that fact today well you live 'n learn!.. just accept that there's no difference between digital and non digital lenses on your camera (as far as the amount of the scene that you get in frame, at least).
Comment by Lilly posted on Wide & Fast at 30/05/2008 - 15:18
Blimey, what a can of worms I have opened for myself I will have to go away and a very quiet think about all this and try and understand once and for all about this aspect of digital photography. Thank you for your time and especially Nanthan for all that valuable info. I'll be back later!
Comment by Lilly posted on Wide & Fast at 30/05/2008 - 15:09
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Whether it is or whether it isn't, makes no difference. Both the Sigma and the Pentax will have a field of view similar to a 45mm lens would with a 35mm film camera.
'Digital' lenses of a particular focal length will have exactly the same field of view as a 'non-digital' lens of the same focal length.
Dan
So, let me get this straight you are saying if I buy a Sigma 30mm fixed focal length 'DIGITAL' lens, it will give me a focal range of 45mm?Whether it is or whether it isn't, makes no difference. Both the Sigma and the Pentax will have a field of view similar to a 45mm lens would with a 35mm film camera.
'Digital' lenses of a particular focal length will have exactly the same field of view as a 'non-digital' lens of the same focal length.
Dan
Comment by Lilly posted on Wide & Fast at 30/05/2008 - 13:16
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Whether it is or whether it isn't, makes no difference. Both the Sigma and the Pentax will have a field of view similar to a 45mm lens would with a 35mm film camera.
'Digital' lenses of a particular focal length will have exactly the same field of view as a 'non-digital' lens of the same focal length.
Dan
Well I am utterly confused then, I thought the whole point of Pentax and other makers bringing out 'digital' lenses were for digital cameras to get the true focal lenghth of the lens, as stated on the box. Whether it is or whether it isn't, makes no difference. Both the Sigma and the Pentax will have a field of view similar to a 45mm lens would with a 35mm film camera.
'Digital' lenses of a particular focal length will have exactly the same field of view as a 'non-digital' lens of the same focal length.
Dan
Comment by Lilly posted on Wide & Fast at 30/05/2008 - 13:09
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Dan
I was under the impression that the Pentax sorry 31mm LE was not a digital lens, am I incorrect, plse advise Daniel.Lilly wrote:
The Pentax 30mm LE on the K10 is not going to be a true 30mm anyway and will not be wide enough, so, I think I have made my decison.
Can you explain that comment Lilly? The Pentax 30mm LE on the K10 is not going to be a true 30mm anyway and will not be wide enough, so, I think I have made my decison.
Dan
Comment by Lilly posted on Wide & Fast at 30/05/2008 - 12:57
yes, know what you mean, perhaps when Linus has spare time he can help with a more Pentax objective view...
Comment by Lilly posted on Wide & Fast at 30/05/2008 - 12:34
Pentax Z1 Tri-X 400