Hi Jonathan
Can't comment on the 28-48 except you rarely see them for sale in the
UK so for whatever reason they seem quite rare. Gary's lens test page
covers it I think.
You have put together a nice collection of OM gear. AS far as bodies
go, I would recomend a 4Ti - once you start using the multi-spot
system, you'll find it invaluable. After that a 1 for all mech
back-up, a 3 if you've become totally reliant on multi-spot, a 3Ti if
you can find and afford one, an M1 ....... you know how it goes.
Seriously, have a look at a beat-up 4Ti
Lens wise it depends on your subjects of course, but looking at what
you've got I would consider a 50/1.4 (SN >1,100,000) or 50/1.2 , a
21/3.5 and a 100/2.8 when you don't want to lug the zoom but want a
potrait length.
And have a look at the 35-80/2.8 - it is just as good as everyone says!!!
Cheers
Pete
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