$850 BIN?! Yea, right!
These days, who REALLY needs a 135/1.5 monster (5 lbs!)? If you're that hard
up, buy an old Nikon body and get a superb 135/2. Back in the days when those
lenses were made, fast film was so grainy that every stop meant a lot,
'specially for surveilence photo types; not so with today's emulsions.
It's also a T-mount, which means stop-down metering, quite a downer, IMO. I'm
assuming that it doesn't have automatic diaphragm, right?
Skip
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>Subject: [OM] 135/1.5 on ebay
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> Date: Sun, 25 May 2003 04:31:59 -0400
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