Hi again,
> Ahh.. screw it.. I'm going to bite BOTH bullets. I'm going to order the
> Zuiko 24mm/f2.8 AND the Tokina 28mm/f2.8. When I get the Tokina, I'll do
> Side-by-Side comparisons of the line pair charts for you all...
> That way, I can answer that annoying question of sharpness of the Zuiko
28mm vs. the
> Tokina.
O.k., so we are talking about the Zuiko 24/2.8, well, I don't think you can
go very wrong with that one, it's a very nice lens! I used to use mine quite
a lot until I obtained a 24/2. The 24/2.8 still is a fine lens, though.
> I am planning a trip to the Sequoia National Park (in case anybody cares
why
> I'm on a wide-angle lens rampage).. I want something that will fit a
> redwood into the picture (most of the redwood) and give me faithful colors
> and edge to edge sharpness...
O.k., for that location, definitely go for the 24/2.8. Those redwoods are
TALL and the 24/2.8 has fine colour reproduction. Again, I can't comment on
the Tokina one, as I've never used it.
Cheers!
Olafo
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