I think you still need a 85/2 even you have a 90/2, as the 85/2 is
much lighter. When you want to travel light, you can pick the 85/2.
C.H.Ling
John Prosper wrote:
>
> >From: "Dave Bulger" <david_bulger@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >
> >I think I'm about down to "needing" a 90/2 for general macro use, an 85/2
> >for portraits, and a 180/2 for status. But that's all. Period. I mean it
> >this time. Really.
>
> If you get a 90/2, you shouldn't need an 85/2. The 90/2 may provide better
> bokeh, having 9 aperture blades to the 85's 8. As for the 180/2, status is
> a very expensive mistress. ;-)
>
> John A. Prosper
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