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Shooting longer than a 50, for me, has always been strange when using a rangefinder. When compression and framing aren't as overtly available to the senses as the through-the-lens view of an SLR, I find I have to work harder at visualizing what I am about to shoot...I occasionally will force myself to shoot a few rolls with only the 75 (as I just finished doing) just to refresh the reflexive learning curve that seems so much easier with standard or wider lenses.
If you are considering the Voigtlander 75/2.5 Color-Heliar, I would recommend it greatly for it's build, speed, results and value/price.
Shooting longer than a 50, for me, has always been strange when using a rangefinder. When compression and framing aren't as overtly available to the senses as the through-the-lens view of an SLR, I find I have to work harder at visualizing what I am about to shoot...I occasionally will force myself to shoot a few rolls with only the 75 (as I just finished doing) just to refresh the reflexive learning curve that seems so much easier with standard or wider lenses.
If you are considering the Voigtlander 75/2.5 Color-Heliar, I would recommend it greatly for it's build, speed, results and value/price.
Tuna
Thanks for the info Tuna. Looking at the framelines I can see the 75mm would take some getting use to. The Voigtlander is the one I have been looking at.
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