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brian
a Intermediate
from denverDate Reviewed: May 21, 2001
Strengths: great lens my fav 35mm is a 24mm so i thought this would make the most sense for me,,, my only lens at this time due to expenseWeaknesses: none,,,, veiwfinder will take some adjustment on my partBottom Line: only two rolls taken so far but love what i see. very happy with my purchase
Duration Product Used: 6-10 years
Price Paid:
$1500.00
Purchased At: robert white
Similar Products Used: 35 mm nikon
Type of photography: Outdoor
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Henrik Rundgren
a Expert
from Stockholm, SwedenDate Reviewed: November 2, 2000
Strengths: Tack sharp
Distortion?Where?Weaknesses: A tad heavy.
External viewfinder is sensitive to backlight resulting in flare in finder.Bottom Line: Super lens. In my setup of 50/80/150 i tend to use this one the most. Comes easy to recommend. No five stars for value at that price although I bought it "cheap" from Hong Kong. For performance 5+ stars...
Duration Product Used: 6-10 years
Price Paid:
$1100.00
Purchased At: Matsuya mail order Hong Kong
Similar Products Used: Mamiya 645 wideangles.
Lotsa wides for SLR´s.
Type of photography: Outdoor
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Dan Brown
a Expert
from Fort Worth, Texas USADate Reviewed: February 28, 2000
Strengths: Razor sharp, silky smooth, no distortion, no flare or ghosting.Weaknesses: f4.5 maximum aperture, but not a real problem.Bottom Line: Possibly the finest camera lens made. unbelievably sharp. Does use accessory finder, but M7 viewfinder is good approximation of lens coverage area.
Duration Product Used: 6-10 years
Similar Products Used: M7-80 & 150, Nikon 24AF, 35AF, Tokina 20-35/2.8
Type of photography: Other
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