What were the details on "Austin Skyline"?
Those two (presumably cave) Antelope Canyon shots are surreal. What did you
do to
capture those?
Tris
At 04:50 PM 7/19/01 -0500, you wrote:
Richard,
The Zuiko 35-80/2.8 is a sweet lens. Sharp as zooms go, very bright,
contrasty, purty heavy for a Zuiko. Depends on what you're after. If I was
going to be stuck with only a zoom lens, the 35-80/2.8 would be it.
http://www.finestlight.com/santa_fe.asp has some of my stuff on it -- all
shot with this lens. (Thanks again, Tom!)
HTH!
Dave
>After a few years of moving to Pentax ZX-5 and the Olympus C-3000 Digitial
>camera, I am moving back to the OM-4T. I am thinking about getting the
>Zuiko 35-80 zoom. Currently I have Tamron SP90 Macro and a Zuiko
>24, so the
>zoom is right in the middle. The lens is pretty expensive though, even the
>used one is about $900.
>
>Any thoughts on the "worthiness" of spending $900 for this used lens?
>
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