Hi Bob,
thanks for the friendly warning :-)
What I actually meant was that when you're travelling with just one film body,
a PS in very expert hands - Alice's - may fare better when it comes to finding
light where there ain't any and you've loaded the camera with 100 ISO film 10
frames before getting into that cave, or the scene requires colour and you
loaded BW or have just run out of film altogether, or even while hiking if you
hit upon wildlife requiring a long lens at once when the one sitting on your
film body is a wide or a macro because just then you had been concentrating on
a landscape or rocks or ferns. But this never happens, of course!
Do I save my scalp?
;-)
Thanks anyways
AMitiés
Philippe
De : "Bob Whitmire " <bwhitmire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Shhhh! Don't tell AG.
--Bob
On Sep 7, 2012, at 4:35 PM, philippe.amard@xxxxxx wrote:
> The cam is the D700 with an 18-35 old style that virtually remained glued to
> it as ALice was usually shooting longer with her mighty Oly by my side :-)
> It's now a long tradition for us two, and started when I was still shooting
> film with Leicas, and she digital. She'd shoot a duplicate of sort and I was
> happy about it because my failure rate was much higher than hers, go figure,
> yet true!
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