Were you happy witht eh pictures taken by the 35-105 zoom?
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From: "John A. Lind" <jlind@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: What's your standard setup? (was [OM] Mind Bender)
> At 21:18 12/2/02, Rob asked:
>
> >This brings up a question, though (and one that has probably been
> >discussed to death, so forgive me). What do most of you carry as a
> >"standard" compact setup and for what kind of photography? I'm just
curious.
> >
> >-Rob
>
> How I burned nearly 5 rolls of 36-exp. film in three days and still made
> about 1000 miles per day, without any speeding tickets, during the recent
> 2nd Annual Great Road Trip:
>
> During the trek homeward, I put the OM-4 with 35-105 mounted on it in the
> middle of the back seat along with a body cap, lens back cap, 135/2.8,
> 24/2, and lens hoods for the 35-105 and 24/2. Stored extra film in a
small
> box in the cargo net inside the trunk. Made it very easy to grab the
> camera and start shooting. Didn't shoot through the car window
> either. Usually hiked a short distance to get a decent composition and/or
> rid it of man-made "clutter" found around roadways (e.g. signs, power
> lines, etc.). Only needed to use the 135/2.8 and 24/2 a couple of
> times. The 35-105 was able to do nearly everything.
>
> -- John
>
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