I often have the same problem when shooting with the Zenitar 16 or
DA14 on the DS. Given the ~95% coverage viewfinder (88% measured with
a 50mm lens at close range!) in the DS, you have to be very sure that
you are well out of the picture area.
Godfrey
On Sep 6, 2005, at 9:55 AM, John Graves wrote:
I felt like I was peeking when I saw it... Ahh well..
How do you like the 18 mm ?? I do miss what I had with the 20 mm
on film. I am going to try again next week on the west coast, so
perhaps my shadow will no be as much of a bother.
John
Boris Liberman wrote:
You caught me. Yup. That is exactly what happened. I thought
about it
and decided to leave it there, with a short curse) and accept the
consequences. Next time I will be more careful. But it is a nice
picture of my head shadow???!!
In fact, I had not intention to *catch* you. But your head shadow is
incomplete, so it wouldn't qualify as a "nice picture" ;-).
Well, when I shoot with my Sigma 18/3.5 I often suffer the same
fate...
