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困惑者常常困惑，是因为他们缺少信仰。
Q: I’m planning to enlarge up to 30×40 from 4×5 both B&W and color. I have an LPL 4550 XLG (both VCCE and Dicro modules). I’m curious as far as very high-end enlarging lenses go, I currently have a 150mm Componon-S and a 135mm Componon-S. For prints 20×24 to 30×40, how much better/sharper would a lens such as a Componon 120mm APO HM MC or a Rodagon-G 150mm be over my current Componon-S lenses? I even wonder if there are any Rodagon-G 150mm lens available – they seem extremely rare and never seem to come up
A: The best lens to use for a particular job is one that was designed specifically for the intended format and the magnification range that you intend on using.
In Wandering | God’s in his heaven — All’s right with the world!