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Tell your friends about us!Morning Walk in the Spring Snow
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Hi Andy,
Yes, that snow fall was a bit of a shock but as you say it went as quickly as it arrived. That's a nice set - and is that a 'new' lens?
I'm a bit tied-up with the boat at the moment (crane-in scheduled for Saturday) but should have some time the following week if you are still around to do that GRD4 - A12 28 comparison.
Richard
Yes, that snow fall was a bit of a shock but as you say it went as quickly as it arrived. That's a nice set - and is that a 'new' lens?
I'm a bit tied-up with the boat at the moment (crane-in scheduled for Saturday) but should have some time the following week if you are still around to do that GRD4 - A12 28 comparison.
Richard
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Thank you Richard, Genster and Christian! 
The wide angle is relatively new. It sat on the website at www.camerahotel.nl for so long I could not resist in the end. It is a LTM mount and therefore exceedingly small, neat (and was not expensive). A great lens for my style of photography!
I mostly shot with the GX100 at the 24mm end, so as this works out at 22.5°, it suits my eye well...
Richard, it would be great to try out some local photography again. Perhaps the rusting boats at Balblair Point are still there...
However, as I do not have the A12 28mm with me, a comparison will not be possible at this time. Perhaps the A16 set to 28mm might be of interest?
Good luck with your crane-work! Is that the final lifts of the season?
All the best,
Andy
The wide angle is relatively new. It sat on the website at www.camerahotel.nl for so long I could not resist in the end. It is a LTM mount and therefore exceedingly small, neat (and was not expensive). A great lens for my style of photography!
I mostly shot with the GX100 at the 24mm end, so as this works out at 22.5°, it suits my eye well...Richard, it would be great to try out some local photography again. Perhaps the rusting boats at Balblair Point are still there...
However, as I do not have the A12 28mm with me, a comparison will not be possible at this time. Perhaps the A16 set to 28mm might be of interest?
Good luck with your crane-work! Is that the final lifts of the season?
All the best,
Andy
