laxx
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Watches - another passion of ours, it seems...post your pics!
TheRobbStory
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Tell me more about that lens 
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70-200 f4L IS? My guess, at least. Could be the 2.8L IS but it doesn't look big enough. Gorgeous watch, too.
EDIT: Oh, has a tripod ring, too.
| Originally Posted by TheRobbStory /img/forum/go_quote.gif Tell me more about that lens |
70-200 f4L IS? My guess, at least. Could be the 2.8L IS but it doesn't look big enough. Gorgeous watch, too.
EDIT: Oh, has a tripod ring, too.
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70-200mm f2.8 IS. I took the pic with a 35mm f2. I'm surprised at the minimum focus distance on that lense.
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Huh - I thought the f2.8 was supposed to be quite a bit fatter? Or is the watch just that big?
| Originally Posted by laxx /img/forum/go_quote.gif 70-200mm f2.8 IS. I took the pic with a 35mm f2. I'm surprised at the minimum focus distance on that lense. |
Huh - I thought the f2.8 was supposed to be quite a bit fatter? Or is the watch just that big?
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The watch is small, 36mm.
It's the distortion of the 35mm f2 at minimum/close to minimum focus distance.
It's the distortion of the 35mm f2 at minimum/close to minimum focus distance.
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Ah. I see...
| Originally Posted by laxx /img/forum/go_quote.gif The watch is small, 36mm. It's the distortion of the 35mm f2 at minimum/close to minimum focus distance. |
Ah. I see...
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Which is why it's advised not to use for close portraits. You get over emphasized noses.
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Hats off to you laxx, that is a very nice piece of art you have to wear on your wrist there. Very nice indeed.
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Thanks!
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Just saw this thread while browsing (looking for headphone info...)
Some watches:
Patek Philippe 5016, Blancpain 1735, Patek Philippe 5004 (front and backs)
Audemars Piguet Equation of Time
Omega Speedmaster skeletonized
Some watches:
Patek Philippe 5016, Blancpain 1735, Patek Philippe 5004 (front and backs)
Audemars Piguet Equation of Time
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After much toil and laborious debate, I finally picked this band to replace my OEM brown leather Panerai band.
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Nice immtbiker!
I am pretty well connected in the Panerai world and know many fine aftermarket strap makers. Here are a couple of examples of recent straps I acquired that I just love!
RIDE
| Originally Posted by immtbiker /img/forum/go_quote.gif After much toil and laborious debate, I finally picked this band to replace my OEM brown leather Panerai band.
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Nice immtbiker!
I am pretty well connected in the Panerai world and know many fine aftermarket strap makers. Here are a couple of examples of recent straps I acquired that I just love!
RIDE
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That last strap is beautiful. Buffalo?
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Is that a one off ? Never seen one like that before, looks great.
| Originally Posted by heycarnut /img/forum/go_quote.gif Omega Speedmaster skeletonized
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Is that a one off ? Never seen one like that before, looks great.
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