A thought this morning:
Going beyond perfect?
What does this mean?
What does it mean to go beyond perfect?
For a long time, I’ve been very interested and passionate about discovering perfect. The perfect lifestyle, the perfect place to live, the perfect devices, the perfect aesthetic, etc.
However, once you discover perfect, you have to go beyond perfect — that means, to make it ever more perfect.
Ever more optimal?
For example, for my whole life I’ve been seeking a perfect camera, and I think I found it in the Ricoh GR III, RICOH GR IIIX even the Ricoh GRII.
However, my insane frustration with the RICOH GR-series cameras:
Eventually, they all break.
Thus the never ending goal and path:
To seek an even better solution?
Or,
To seek more perfect than perfect?
Lenses Matter
Ever since my RICOH GR IIIX went kaput, I’ve just been experimenting and shooting with my old LUMIX G9 x Leica Lumix 12mm f1.4 lens and the surprise:
The lens is actually insanely good.
Thus the thought:
Perhaps the lens is critical.
That means … to make the apex beautiful and great photos, getting and choosing and selecting the best, most supreme, the greatest and most perfect lens is critical?
For micro 4/3rds, Leica LUMIX Lens as insanely great.
Also, Leica 35mm f2 Summicron ASPH lens as perfect.
A thought:
Perhaps the ideal camera is interchangeable, like a Sigma fP/L with M mount lens?