I have to agree that pastel images are a nice effect
when you want them. When you don't they are annoying,
but I could say the same about the bleeding edge
images I get from my 50/2. If I take a pic of someone
with my 50/1.4 SN I get a nice soft pastel image that
almost looks like vaseline was used. I use the 50/2
and if you have any skin imperfections at all the
lmage looks like it takes up half your face, as
unflattering a lens as I've ever used for people.
Mark Lloyd
--- "Robert R. Gries" <rgg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Damn straight! When I get the OM-1n w/ M. Sparks
> leather back from John
> H. (minor meter problem) I will get a shot of it
> with the new silver
> nose 135/2.8 - now that is hot! All silver, and all
> shiny!
>
> BTW, I have to say that I like the appearance of
> sliver noses on black
> bodies much better. I have a black OM-1, and when a
> silver nose 21/3.5
> is put on, it is just stunning!
>
> Some have called the images "pastel-y", but that is
> not always a bad
> thing... remember, it's how you use it that is most
> important! ;)
>
> <snip>
>
> Lastly, the silver-nosed lenses just look better on
> chrome
> bodies.
>
> AG-and proud of it-Schnozz
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