Last reviews in 35mm SLR Lenses

Last reviews in 35mm SLR Lenses

• Guest 14th November 2009

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  Superb Lens. I bought this lens brand new in the 1980s and used it with my Pentax SFX. I have recently bought a Pentax K20D DSLR and the Vivitar absolutely knocks the socks off the 18-55 kit lens that came with
  

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• wwarby 27th October 2009

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  Of all the Zuiko lenses I own (and I own the 7-14mm wide angle), this is perhaps my favourite to use. I bought it at the same time as my first SLR camera, the E-510 and back then in 2007 this lens only cost &po
  

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• Guest 15th September 2009

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  I have owned one of these Cosina lenses for approx 5 years and used it on EOS 5 film camera EOS 10D Digital, EOS 400D and lately (until it went wrong) on my new EOS 5D Mk2 with some brilliant results. Yes there
  

  • Read Guest's review on Cosina 19-35/3.5-4.5 (126 words)

• Guest 25th August 2009

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  Minolta 50mm - Sharpness, Fast, Great in low light. No distortion
  

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• Analog6 1st August 2009

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  This lens is great value for money and has completely changed my photographic habits. I am using it for sweeping vista type shots, treescapes, some close up work of pets, and I am really happy with it.
  
  
  

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• Coastyboy 28th June 2009

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  Olympus 40-150mm is a lens I've come back to after 15 years. In between digital cameras came along. Have to use them for work but have recently re-purchased an OM1n and OM2.
  
  Re-discovering the joys o
  

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• OttoJg14 24th June 2009

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  This Vivitar Series I 28-90mm/2.8-3.5 lens..as far back as I can remember..was by just about all of the major photo mags back then rated as the sharpest macro lens in existence; along with a Zeiss that cost ...
  

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• Guest 6th June 2009

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  I use this Contax Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm f/1.4 lens almost exclusively with B&W. It is fantastically sharp and contrasty in all situations. I began B&W with Minolta manual lenses. The difference was astounding.
  

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• Guest 27th April 2009

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  The Tokina RMC 28-85/1:4 has a solid build. short practical
  

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• robby77 27th April 2009

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  yes got this Tokina RMC 28-85/1:4 lens at a market very cheap $ 30 dollars .
  Solid build short and practical, no plastic and get the picture you want
  

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