Glad that you are using it and that it has found a good home. The lens has had
many a travel (many
Cascade trips, Canadian Rockies, Colorado Rockies, Anaheim, and Vegas to name a
few) and been used for many a good picture.
Jim Couch
Steve Dropkin wrote:
> >The 'lowly' 135 f3.5 has to be one of the most underrated and under
> >appreciated Zuikos of all time. It is, in fact, a wonderful lens which you
> >will enjoy. A fantastic portrait lens. I just picked up a new one, after
> >having foolishly sold my original earlier this year. I feel so much better
> >with it back in the stable. My old 135 went on many a trip with me, and i
> >only realized how many shots I took with it when it was gone. Looking
> >forward to using this weekend in the hills.
>
> As the list member who bought it (my first "accessory" lens), I'm
> pleased to hear it's had a happy history. I've enjoyed using it, and
> I'm glad you now have another one to use.
>
> ><snippage> P.S. don't tell anyone, but when combined with a
> >telescoping ext tube, or a
> >longer auto ext tube it makes a great lens for flower 'portraits'!
>
> Your secret is safe with me <g> ....
>
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Jim Couch
Tacoma, WA USA
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