But a Tokina or Series 1 Vivitar 90mm will cost you only $150 or so, and
photographically will give you at least equal shots. Maybe even sharper.
Like you say, it boils down to what you can afford. Not everyone can toss $450
around. "good price" or not.
Larry
Tom Scales wrote:
> Go buy the 90/2. Do it now. Don't wait. Don't eat. Don't sleep. Nothing.
> Go buy it. Right now.
>
> That's a great price.
>
> Tom
>
> > I ride in the same boat except I presently have the 100mm f2 with an
> option
> > to at long last pick up the 90mm f/2 macro in mint. At $450 the price
> isn't
> > bad. I guess it boils down to what you can afford. They're two different
> > lenses, basically, though they "pass in the night" occasionally.
> >
> > Tris
> >
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