I only used the OM 75-150 once with the 5D II, it is a bit short on FF and I
didn't have any event that can make use this range yet. I used the 75-150 a
lot on 10D and E-1 in the pass, it is small and the range was good for my
purpose.
I purchased a 65-200 again, I had one many years ago but sold due to the fog
element issue, it require cleaning every three months. The 65-200 is a
sharper lens although the handling is not that good. If I need to shoot fast
75-150 is the best among all Zuiko zoom I have, the focus is smooth and
light.
C.H.Ling
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From: <usher99@xxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 08, 2009 7:00 AM
Subject: [OM] That's Not a Bokeh, This is a Bokeh
> Wasn't that where you took the OO shots? I recall you used Kod UC100.
> I don't think my Z. 75-150 gets out much these days but the Kiron may
> be different.
> I find I get out the Z 85 F2 for portrait type stuff but the Z. zoom
> wasn't bad as a back-up.
> Perhaps CH has even used it on the OM 5DMK11.
> Mike
>
>
> Chuck wrote:
>
> Despite having about 20 OM mount lenses, in the last year or two of
> when
> I was actively shooting film my walkaround kit was an OM-2s and a
> 35-50/3.5-4.5 along with a Kiron 70-150/4. Very compact and light,
> would fit into my smallest case and was suitable for most situations.
> There are probably a couple in this Minuteman Park series done on the
> 70-150 but the majority are with the 35-70. Minuteman park lies
> between
> Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts not far from where I used to live.
> Some photos were taken there and others are either in Lexington or
> Concord. <http://www.chucknorcutt.com/Minuteman%20Park/index.htm>
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