If you want a wide-angle for for indoor, flash or family photography be
aware, that the prints cut of a lot and you may need to adjust the picture.
So you get with a 35mm nearly only the view of a normal lens. For this
reason I changed from a Zuiko 35-70 to a tokina 28-70 and I am very lucky
with it.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cunningham, Craig" <ccunningham@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 11:38 PM
Subject: [OM] Lens advice
Hi,
I've been away from the Olympus Mailing List for a while, but I'm back
to see what's up.
I'm itching to buy a prime zoom lens.
I know this borders on heresy, but I'm stuck trying to decide on a Zuiko
35-105mm F3.5-4.5, or a third party lens -- a Vivitar Series1 28-105mm
F2.8-3.8 for a little under $200 new.
I've read the lens tests on the FAQ page, and done some digging in the
archives of the list, but I'm wondering what other peoples' hands-on
experiences and opinions are of these two lenses -- particularly if
you've had the opportunity to use both of these.
Also, what's reasonable to expect to pay for a used Zuiko 35-105mm
F3.5-4.5? I've seen prices all over the board, and that's got me
wondering...
- Craig
Craig Cunningham
mailto: ccunningham@xxxxxxxxxx
or
mailto: craig.cunningham@xxxxxxxxxx
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