Well I've been quite pleased with the results. I tend not to use zooms wide
open, but stopped down one or two stops. Performance is perfectly adequate
for my needs but then I'm not going much over 8"x10". I also have a
65-200/4 and this covers a lot with just two lenses. Only drawback is the
need for two different filter sizes. Not a big drawback since I tend not to
use filters that much.
I actually have two of these, a nice clean one that I mentioned and another
that came with a beat up (very) OM20 and a Tokina 50-250 for about $90US.
The 28-48 is the only bit of that package worth using and although its a
beater it performs OK. Focus ring is a bit tight and the rubber is coming
loose. It lives on my ugly OM1 body, (if there is such a thing) the one I
used to use caving.
Stephen
>I just read you saying that you bought a 28-48/F4 zoom for just about US $
>100. That sounds cheap as I just got one on Ebay at US $ 150.00. Now tell
>me, how good is this lens?
>I would appreciate your opinion.
>Regards
>Titoy
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