The 24/2.8 is an excellent suggestion. Immediately after you buy one of
those the 35/2.8 shift and 50-250/5 would be good additions.
After finding out how good both the 24/2.8 and 35/2.8 shift are you will
want to acquire a 24 shift. similarly the 50-250/5 will get you
interested in something a little longer, perhaps a Zuiko 400/6.3 or a
Tamron 400/4.
You'll also need a macro lens (okay maybe several). Start with the
135/4.5 on a telescoping tube.
HTH,
-jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: "Daniel Sepke" <fred42@xxxxxxxxx>
> Hey,
>
> Nice collection your are growing. Perhaps you might want to look some
of the
> wide angles. I have the 24 and 35 and find I can cover my current
desires
> with them (I live in North Carolina but only since the beginning of
the year
> since being imported). Anyway the 28 is probably the most common of
the
> wides available so you should be able to pick one up without risk to
the
> purse strings. Beyond that you could look for the 100 f2.8, which I
added to
> my armoury a couple of months back and am loving it. Next up on my
list is
> the 200 probably.
>
> Anyway it sounds like you are enjoying it.
>
> Dan.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> [mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Mike Ferguson
>
> The current score is an OM2n, an OM2SP, an OM40 and an OM1 (which you
lot
> helped me replace the prism in), a couple of 50 F1.8s, a couple of
35-70
> f4s, a 75-150 f4 and a 135 f3.5.
> >
> So, the obligatory question which gives these posts their point - what
would
> list members suggest I acquire next? The budget, while not
bottomless, is
> flexible within the normal bounds of those of us with bills to pay and
no
> trust fund to rely on.
>
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