I sold my 100/2.8 to get a 85/2 instead because the latter had a (for
me) more versatile range, greater f-stop and is just so... yummy. The
100 is a great lens too, and (I believe) often a lot cheaper, but IMO
the portrait feeling of the 85 is better. But seriously, the pics I
took with the 100 are no worse than the ones taken with the 85. Try
both out and keep/buy the one you like the most. (Bet it'll be the
looovely 85, he he he...)
Henrik
Back on topic, did you rid yourself of the 100 2.8 because it was a
lousy lens? I'm early in my understanding of Olympus lore, and I
haven't
heard anyone wax poetic about that lens yet. Or slam it, for that
matter. What's the general feeling on it?
Rolf
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