Thanks for bringing this one up. I've seen a couple of the 35-105's in some
stock lists online at reasonable prices. 28 vs 35mm isn't a huge deal for
me, since my widest lens right now is 28mm anyway. I usually shoot
basketball with my zuiko 35/2 on one body and my 80-200/2.8 on another, so
lens size/weight doesn't bother me all that much. Sometimes I find a need a
focal length somewhere in the middle. Shuffling primes on the sidelines
isn't fun at all.
Didn't Tokina make a constant f2.8 zoom in this range? I seem to remember
seeing a couple on ebay long ago that went for ~$200... I think they were
the ATX models. Haven't seen one since. :(
-mike
On 10/11/04 11:49 PM, "John A. Lind" <jlind@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> If you're looking for a slightly smaller, somewhat lighter and less
> expensive one . . . can afford to give up a little at the short end . . .
> and can tolerate a "zoom creep" risk . . . its predecessor is the
> 35-105/2.8 Adaptall-2 which has excellent optical performance
> reviews. That it's an older model and less costly [used] is an added bonus
> . . . I have a pair of them and they have lived up to the reviews I found &
> read before buying them.
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