Leica on a D60?Practicalities!! But you're probably correct...
With regard to sharpness, I'd rather have a lens that was too sharp,
then get one that was soft and unusable for anything else. To get a lens
with a defocus built-in for more dreamy images your cost will rocket.
I/m sure there'll be a suitable photoshop action somewhere.
H.
Robert Hall wrote:
Or a nice Leica 80mm would be nice. ;)
Of course you might have to get the Leica to fit on the back of it,
but that's another thread.
cheers,
Robert Hall
www.RobertHall.com <http://www.RobertHall.com>
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 2:29 PM, Bob <w8imo@xxxxxxxx
<mailto:w8imo@xxxxxxxx>> wrote:
One thing about macro lenses, they are usually tack sharp. This
could be less than a good thing for a portrait lens.
Bob
Howard wrote:
Nikon have just brought out their latest f=60mm macro lens. This
on a D60 would give a field of view equivalent to a 90mm lens,
perfect for portraits.
Alternatively, look at the Sigma f=70 macro or f=105mm macro
lenses. All ideal, and double up as a macro lens as well. Hard to
beat really!
Howard
Jorj Takacs wrote:
Good day everybody,
A friend has purchased a Nikon D-60 and aske what a good
portrait lens would
be for this camera.
Advice would be appreciated.
Regards
Jorj Takacs
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