Re: Can you really use an 87 filter with Konica 750?

[PeteScherm@xxxxxxx]

Well, Clive,

Thanks for the offer on the pics.  You know, I'm getting a new, bigger and 
better computer within a month and, at my granddaughter's urging, I may 
succumb to the idea of scanning some prints (where do I get a 20x24 scanner 
for less than a $100?).  I'll keep you informed.

>>>>>>>>>For still life work I might consider an 87 filter with Konica - for 
good
definition of anything moving around in a landscape photo then the speeds
are just too long for me.<<<<<<<<<<<<

Interestingly enough, that aspect is particularly appealing to me.  I took 
some Konica pics of St. Kieran's Bush, a hawthorn (?) bush in Co. Offaly, 
Ireland, festooned with "clooties" - bits of cloth, towels, push-up bras, 
etc.  I took photos when the breeze was moving the clooties and also during a 
still spell.  Tell you the truth, the moving, blurred IR image was much more 
mystical - the image I was looking for, I guess.

Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts
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