On Sat, 4 Jul 1998, John Hermanson wrote:
|I'm assuming its ED glass . Also that $290 is only about $10 over net.
Yes, the front element of the 24/3.5 PC is an ED element
which is suppose to compensate for the falloff of sharpness
in the corners of normal glass. Because the coverage of
a shift lens is larger (to allow for the shifts), this
falloff is more extreme with shift lens.
|John A. Prosper wrote:
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|> On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, John Hermanson wrote:
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|> |I thought the list might to know that the price for a replacement front
|> |element for the 24MM Shift lens runs a hefty $290 (installation not
|> |included). And THATS $50 off Olympus street price.
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|> That's believeable. That's the ED glass element.
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