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I just bought a G2 with the 28, 45 and 90 lenses and and the TLA 280 last week. Sold my F100 and glass. It was just to much to schlep around. I love it.
One thing bothers me, though - no depth of field on the lenses. How hard could this have been for Zeiss/Kyocera to do? Anyway, while the DOF chart in the manual is OK, like most Americans (and more than a few Brits), I think in feet, not meters. So, I've converted the chart in the book to feet. For me, at least, it's much easier to visualize.
I'd be glad to send it to anyone who wants a copy. It's in Microsoft Excel format. Just email me at dzimme6725@aol.com. Do what I did; print it once at full size and then again at 50-60% depending on how good your eyes are. Then take them to Kinko's to get laminated. That way you'll always have one with you, either in your bag or in your pocket.
DZ
One thing bothers me, though - no depth of field on the lenses. How hard could this have been for Zeiss/Kyocera to do? Anyway, while the DOF chart in the manual is OK, like most Americans (and more than a few Brits), I think in feet, not meters. So, I've converted the chart in the book to feet. For me, at least, it's much easier to visualize.
I'd be glad to send it to anyone who wants a copy. It's in Microsoft Excel format. Just email me at dzimme6725@aol.com. Do what I did; print it once at full size and then again at 50-60% depending on how good your eyes are. Then take them to Kinko's to get laminated. That way you'll always have one with you, either in your bag or in your pocket.
DZ