on 11/21/03 5:54 AM, Daniel Tan at daniel.tan@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2964165011&categor
> y=3344
>
> Seller describes it as an "Olympus E Zuiko Auto-T 1:4 200mm".
> The lens looks decidedly odd. The general build looks plasticky. The
> first photo clearly (relatively) shows the lens ring (or whatever it's
> called) to say "E-Zuiko Auto-T".
>
> Did somebody take the front lens ring off a zuiko and screw it into the
> front of this lens? Or is this an Olympus lens for a different lens
> system?
>
> Daniel
It looks like a screw-mount lens for the Olympus FTL (subject of a recent
thread...) I've not seen a 200 come up very often for that mount, it might
be a fairly rare lens. The nomenclature of the lens ring would be right for
that era of Zuiko, and if you're an FTL collector this would be a nice
addition; it would also fit any other M-42 mount camera e.g. Pentax, etc.
--
Jim Brokaw
OM-'s of all sorts, and no OM-oney...
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