Re. Canon FD, these seem to be underpriced compared to Olympus, Nikon, etc. I
have recently purchased Canon FD 100mm f4 macro and Canon FD 200mm f4 macro
(both UGly from KEH !) and both of these are very impressive on both m4/3 and
Sony alpha.
...Wayne
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> From: olympus <olympus-
> bounces+wayne.harridge=structuregraphs.com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On
> Behalf Of tOM Trottier
> Sent: Sunday, 12 December 2021 4:44 PM
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> Subject: [OM] (Fwd) Re: [cml-glass] Advice on lens sets
>
> Some movie makers like Zuiko....
>
> Bold added, names removed:
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> Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2021 15:25:07 +0000
> Subject: Re: [cml-glass] Advice on lens sets
> Reply to: cml-glass@xxxxxxxx
>
> My simple advice would be buy what you like the look of and what fits the
> camera you use. Each cine or stills lens has its own strengths and
> weaknesses. Think about your cameras, your work and your clientele. If you
> spend all day shooting architecture you will want something different to
> what you may want shooting drama. Need PL mount? Need Vistavision
> coverage?
>
> Of course I would recommend Tokina Vista primes but then I they pay some
> of my bills so I’m a little biased. Seems like they may be a little over your
> budget anyway. CP2s are a sound choice if you can get used set at the right
> price. Leica R also good but already pretty pricey, especially if you plan on
> getting them rehoused eventually. Nikons and Contax Zeiss are a relative
> bargain at the moment and now that they are being more readily rehoused I
> would expect prices to rise. Then there are FD lenses of course, but prices on
> those are already sky high.
>
> Chinese lenses definitely improving but not to the point where I would
> personally invest in a set over these other offerings.
>
> If I had to pick just one inexpensive vintage set to invest in right now it
> would
> probably be Olympus OM, just because they are great glass with a heritage
> and mostly not too expensive (with a coupe or exceptions).
>
> If you want to try Vistas do let me know.
>
> XXXX
>
>
> On 11 Dec 2021, at 17:20,
> XXXX wrote:
>
> Hi Jb, Im no expert but i do have a number of years perspective watching
> the market and youre right to have these questions. My crystal ball is a
> bit
> foggy looking forward but this is what I think.
>
> Zeiss holds value pretty well suggest a long history.
> The newcomers can disappear as quickly as they appear, and cheap is
> often just that.
> The popular Vintage lenses will very likely appreciate in time because
> they
> do not make them anymore and people around the world are scooping
> them up.
> Servicing is a an important issue
>
> Thats about the end of my general thoughts, but one last.
>
> There are so many lens products that have come out in the last 4-5 years
> its dizzying. The Chinese are just getting going with more "quality” built
> into products vs their history of producing crap. Keep your eye on the
> Chinese they are learning new important lessons, but servicing is an
> issue.
> So they have to be represented by a quality service company in the US
> (like a Duclose) otherwise its risky biz.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> XXXX
>
>
> On Dec 10, 2021, at 5:04 PM, XXXX wrote:
>
> Hello everyone.
> I’m looking at buying a low budget personal Lens set. I’m able to
> budget enough to get a used CP.2 set, but am also thinking about
> Leica R.
> Concerns are:
> will the value of CP.2s drop due to the introduction of DZOFilm,
> Meike, Xeen etc?
> Is the Leica R thing a fad that will disappear?
> Should I replace my vintage Nikkor set instead
> (they were stolen recently along with tons of other gear)
> (I personally think they are just as nice as Leica R)
> The wides on all except the Xeens are fairly slow
> "Marketing" value of the lens names for producers/directors
>
> This is mainly for low budget narrative, and some corporate work.
> I’m open to any and all advice
>
> Thanks!
> XXXX
>
>
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