but L lenses are not really good also
*runs away frantically with my schneider lenses*

hahahaa ian,
but sometimes, getting sharp images is not about using sharp lenses.

technique plays a part too...
and tripod.

erm, to be honest i have to use tripod everytime i take my photos coz my film's iso is only 100 and i don't use flash and my aperture is usually at around 8 to 11.

but to be honest with you, getting sharp images involve other kind of factors beside buying the sharpest lens in the world. but then again, what do members on this forum know about photography?

you guys really want me to share?
i used to share information here but they said the long text put them off...
wasted my effort.

i didn't say sharpness is everything but i did say to archive sharpness, sometimes you don't need expensive lenses. or sometimes, expensive lenses also cant archive maximum sharpness because the photographer is using it in the wrong way.

some of the greatest photographs are not even sharp. some of my photographs are not even sharp. but some photographs require to be sharp.

i didn't say you must use tripod but saying tripod is one of the way.

well, can start with diglloyd's blog and singhray filter's blog if you want to know more about sharpness

ermm, i thought i have told you that i use tripod but you said not everyone use tripod.
that is my thought and experience. short term memory lost?

double peace

funny,

asked me how my experience to improve sharpness. i said for me, i use tripod.

then, it's not the 'style' of one taking photographs. and since i don't know which 'style' one uses, i suggested to hop on to the website and they might have ways to improve on one's sharpness, i kena ejek.