Hi Moose:
No one else wanted it either (heavy sigh). I have a shelf of stuff too
good to throw out, too bad to use. I will add it to the shelf.
For those who missed the first post I have a FREE Vivitar 28~105
f/3.5~4.5 one-touch macro zoom lens, with a badly scratched front
element. Other than the front element it is in nice cosmetic condition.
It still had the "passed" gold sticker, for instance. It might be good
for someone teaching aa photography class, as it's a lens you could
safely pass around for people to look at. Please reimburse me for the
postage to your location.
Bill Stanke
dreammoose wrote:
>
> Thanks for the offer, Bill, but I save my puttering efforts for things I
> think I will want or at least will be valuable after I finish. Already
> got a 28-200 that's the same speeds up to 105mm and is in perfect
> condition. Smaller and lighter too, I'll bet. Anyway, I've already got 3
> Tamron SP 35-210/3.5-4.2 as-is lenses with complementary flaws that have
> been waiting for months to be converted into 2 good ones and a complete
> pile of junk.
>
> Moose
>
> Bill Stanke wrote:
>
> ><>
> >BTW, this deal included a Vivitar 28~105 mm f/3.5~4.5 zoom lens. The
> >lens is in nice shape, EXCEPT for the front element, which is pretty
> >scratched up. The seller indicated that it was very soft. The front
> >element is enormous - it is a 72 mm filter size.
> >
> >If any of you DIY types (Moose?) want the lens, it is free to a good
> >home.
> >
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