Hello all,
I'm a new list member, finally forced to turn here for support because my wife
is no longer supportive, or even civil, about my growing Olympus arsenal. Don't
know if it's the money, the space the gear takes up or the time I spend
polishing it. Probably one of the the latter reasons, considering I haven't yet
blown all the proceeds from the EOS system I've mostly sold off over the past
year (if anyone is curious why, I'm trying to strengthen my photographic skills
and unlearn my pointographic ills.) But there is a possibility I could clear
out a little space if anyone is ever looking to unload a nice, but not
too-nice, Zuiko 28/2 ...
My question concerns the Spiratone 20/2.8. I have been offered a mint example
for under $100. The archives of this list contain some general praise for its
performance, but I am particularly interested in its distortion
characteristics. Compared to other lenses in this range, are straight lines kpt
reasonably straight?
A decent bargain can be found at usedphoto.com.The owner, Brad (no
relation/affiliation/etc.,) is offering a nice-looking Zuiko 35/2 for $140. I'm
publicizing this for a selfish reason. I want someone to buy it before I break
down. There's also an MC 24/2.8 at the same price.
-Chris Carroll
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