Michel,
Check Ed's price bracket again. These 14 and 15mm rectilinears cost about
$550 to $1050 more than he was planning to spend.
"Michel Adam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is a slippery slope. To get a 'fix' that last, I would recommend
a 15mm, or maybe the Tamron or the Sigma 14mm/2.8.
Mi
I have the Vivitar 17-28mm PKA mount. One of the great unsung lenses. Check
the rating site, photodo, and it gets a 4. It's built like a tank but you
have to be careful regarding flare
cheers - Martin
--- Bill Kane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Michel Adam wrote:
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> > This much I know:
Michel Adam wrote:
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> This much I know: after the first time you look through the viewfinder
> with a 15mm, nothing is ever the same.
This much I can agree with. I always thought my 35 was wide, but when I got my hands
on a 17mm . . . WOAH, now when I put on the 35 I
think it must be one of
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From: "Ed Dombek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Ultra-Wide Angle Lens Recommendations
> Question for the group:
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> I'm looking to purchase an ultra-wide angle lens for use with my ZX-5n. The Phoenix
>AF 19-35mm f:3.5-4.5 seems to be in my bud
Question for the group:
I'm looking to purchase an ultra-wide angle lens for use with my ZX-5n. The Phoenix
AF 19-35mm f:3.5-4.5 seems to be in my budget range. Any comments on this particular
lens or other recommendations? I'm looking to supplement my Pentax SMCP-FA 28-80mm
f:3.5/5.6 and P
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