Hi Adi,
Neither difficult to find, nor especially expensive. My understanding (and
I'm sure others will clarify if necessary) is that the Olympus shift lenses
are enough better than the Nikon, for example, that many convert them to
Nikon mount.
The 24 shift is still available new (expensive) and of course, used (fairly
expensive). the 35 shift is, I think, only available used, but great
examples can sometimes be had quite inexpensively. I paid only 303USD for
mine, in mint condition, via e(vil)bay auction.
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Scott Gomez
-----Original Message-----
From: Adi Soon [mailto:adisoon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Subject: [OM] Olympus shift lens
Hi all,
friend of mine is entering the architecture faculty in the local
university. He asked me if Olympus shift lenses are easy to find and the
cost compared to Nikon or Canon.
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-_adi
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