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Will try this combo for (B&W-) streetphotography:





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cant hurt Wink

That's a Canon M in the back there? they must be pretty cheap now, and since everyone laughed at their autofocus speeds. a MF lens scanner makes good sense no?

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Seems like a good combo. The camera is small and that is a good lens for street photography when stopped down.
Practically like a point and shoot. When I finally get a compact mirrorless camera I will use my 21mm lens like that.
Anxious to see your samples.


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tromboads wrote:
cant hurt Wink

That's a Canon M in the back there? they must be pretty cheap now, and since everyone laughed at their autofocus speeds. a MF lens scanner makes good sense no?

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Yes it is a EOS-M, although a MF-lens *scanner* is a bit puzzling.
Will do.


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uddhava wrote:
Seems like a good combo. The camera is small and that is a good lens for street photography when stopped down.
Practically like a point and shoot. When I finally get a compact mirrorless camera I will use my 21mm lens like that.
Anxious to see your samples.

I have a whole year to practise Wink.
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