Most of the Oly line of lenses gave you a choice of an expensive,
faster top of the line lens and a slower, more compact, inexpensive
lens of the same focal length. There was not a lot of economic push
to experiment with third party lenses except with some of the zooms
and macros which were expensive.
I don't know much about the Kodak cameras, but I thought all lenses
had to be "registered" with the camera. With as many lenses as it is
designed to use I would think that you could experiment with other
35mm lens settings and see whether a setting for another 35mm lens
might work for the Olympus. Or maybe that is not possible.
Why not get a Canon? I thought it was only the very wide focal
lengths that were problematic for full frame digital.
Winsor
Long Beach, California, USA
On Feb 19, 2006, at 8:46 AM, pdmphoto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> I've been more than pleased with most OM Zuiko lenses for my OM-1 and
> Kodak SLR/c (Canon mount w/OM adapter). The one place I am having
> trouble
> is the 35mm focal length. I've tried a few different 35/2.8's and a
> 35/2.
> All are excellent optically, but they have a color shift across the
> frame
> - an issue with the SLR/c and some lenses. Strange, because all my
> other
> Zuiko lenses work without issue.
>
> Are there any other 35mm focal length lenses in OM mount that you
> could
> recommend?
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
>
>
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