Well, seems odd to me, but what do I know. Not sure if floating elements are a good thing, unless you drop the lens in a lake <groan>.
No need to make scans, but thanks for the offer ... too much time and trouble for the result. If I'm more interested in the lens, I may ask later. Best bet for me would be to put it on a camera and burn a roll of film. However, I'm leaning more towards a simpler lens - just a plain old tele, no AF, no magic elements. Sheesh, how boring <L> shel Sylwester Pietrzyk wrote: > No, it has floating elements (group of lenses that moves independent from > main focusing group), that takes care of optimum performance at all fosuing > distances. [...] I can search for some sample slides and scan it > for you if you want.
