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17mm and 24mm TSE L on medium format. Wicked.

 
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Dec 08, 2009 19:57 |  #1

Luminous Landscape write-up (external link)

It seems the 24mm TSE and to a lesser extent the 17mm have more than enough coverage for 645 with movements. The corners of the 24mm look incredibly sharp on 645!

I really really want the 24mm. And the 17mm. And the Zeiss 21mm. Argh!

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Dec 08, 2009 20:42 |  #2

Cool. But $10k cool? Eh.


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Dec 08, 2009 20:52 |  #3

What a stupid idea... RIDICULOUS.....


..... I want one D=


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Dec 08, 2009 20:53 |  #4

kurt765 wrote in post #9161050 (external link)
I really really want the 24mm.

The 24 is really amazing. Just wicked sharp, all across the frame. Very sweet.


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