Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/08/03
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On 3 Aug 97, Pascal wrote:
<snip>
> 3=B0 A negative point: the focusing ring on my 28mm operates smoothly f=
rom
> the minimum distance up to 10m, but from 10m to infinity it becomes qui=
te
> hard. And as you have only to turn a small bit from 10m to infinity, th=
is
> is annoying, because it is difficult to focus precisely. On the other
> hand, because of the large depth-of-field, this is not always a big
> problem. But it should not happen on such expensive lens. My Nikon
> 28-50mm zoom was better on this point.
I know that you are not bashful, Pascal, but *this* would really bother=20
me! I'd get another couple of examples of the same lens in my hands, and=20
if, as I suspect, yours is atypical, it would be back in the dealer's=20
hands for replacement, not repair!=20
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Roger Beamon =20
Naturalist & Photographer
Leica Historical Society Of America
mailto:beamon@primenet.com
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Thought for the day:
Success in politics often requires
rising above your principles.