If you find one at good price, just get it, it is one of the highest
resolution Zuiko I have ever seen. Wide open performance is also
excellent, very little fall off. But you must check and make sure the
lens element does not turn yellow, I think put a white paper behind
the lens can find it out. I also had one, but there was something
wrong with the lens element inside (could be due to the glue which fix
the element group), the slides came out just like shooting with a warm
filter.
C.H.Ling
james olson wrote:
>
> Can anyone with experience with the 55/1.2 give me opinions on the lens?
> Opinions regarding the 55/1.2 vs. the 50/1.2 would work as well. I know of
> a 55/1.2 for sale that I can afford, so it may be just the thing. I know
> it's earlier and SC, and that results are on the OM test site, but anything
> beyond that would be appreciated.
> And I also know the 50/1.2 is hard to find (and expensive.)
>
> Thanks, James.
>
> (And I would trade all my Atari 2600 video game collection for a 24/2 lens
> hood!) (Remember them?)
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