It looks like a Tamron 24-135 sells for $300+ on yaBe. If your 50/1.4
has a scratch on the front of it, you won't get enough towards the
Tamron to justify selling the 50/1.4 unless it has a very good serial
number or you win the yaBe lottery. (If the SN is less than 125,000 I'm
interested)
I suppose you might get more for the OM10 if it has a lens with it. If
you have a spare 50/1.8 without any scratches you would probably get
just as much with the 50/1.8 included rather than the 50/1.4.
Try extra hard to book a few weddings to pay for the Tamron? Good luck!
-jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bolty" <boldbolty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
I am thinking of selling my OM-10 body. It never really gets used now
that I have the OM-4. I know that most of you would say to keep it as a
second or backup body but I have an C*non EOS 50 now with vertical grip,
28-80 zoom and Sigma EF500 ST flash. I have purchased this camera for
weddings photography because of a couple of reasons, auto focus, being
able to use TTL in Manual mode and higher flash sync. I am wanting to up
grade the lens on the EOS to a Tamron 24-135mm which I have used before,
and it is a fantastic lens both in focal length and sharpness.
So I have a nice OM-10 with manual adaptor, original Olympus leather
camera case and a 50mm f1.4 (I would keep the 50, but there are just the
smallest of scratches on the front element, apart from that the lens is
in fantastic condition)
The only problem I see is that I probably wont get much for it to help
fund the lens that I want for the EOS.
What would you guys do???
Thanks Adam
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