> A few years ago I spent a few nights up in Michigan's upper peninsula, and
> work mostly out of a kit consisting of an LX, the A 28-135, Vivitar Series 1
> 19-35, Tokina 100-300 f4 (constant aperture) and A 50 f1.4.
All of the above lenses, Mark, except for the VS1 19-35, are among my
"workhorse
I am evaluating this zoom and wondering if anyone out there has one and
cares to share your feelings about it.
I bought this lens a few years ago, later sold it. It's a good performer,
not on par with the best primes through that focal length range, but very
good nonetheless.
A few years ago I
>> I am evaluating this zoom and wondering if anyone out there has one and
>> cares to share your feelings about it.
> Fred likes it. It has a great reputation.
Indeed! (Hi, Bob.) I think it's a really neat lens. Despite its weight
(which always seems to bother other people more than it bother
Thanks for the input, Mark. It is fairly front heavy, but it is a
good range for some of what I do.
I also picked up an A 35-105/3.5 at the same time. It is a little
smaller and easier to manage. But there are occasions when both
lenses might be used on both bodies at the same time, so having s
Bruce wrote:
> I am evaluating this zoom and wondering if anyone
> out there has one and cares to share your feelings about it.
Bruce,
I had one that I used with my LX for a while. The optical quality seemed
good, but I didn't like its form factor. I found it to be front-heavy with
a huge front
Hi,
> I am evaluating this zoom and wondering if anyone out there has one
> and cares to share your feelings about it.
Fred likes it. It has a great reputation.
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Cheers,
Bob
I am evaluating this zoom and wondering if anyone out there has one
and cares to share your feelings about it.
Thanks,
Bruce
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