I agree completely. The speed of the lens does not effect
sharpness. While I have noticed that the zoom lenses I have used are often
softer than the primes, but a good quality lens will give good results. I
don't own a 75-150 so I wont comment on it, But I do have the 35-70/4 and
it performs quite well. I must admit I only use it in bright light though.
Charles
At 10:53 PM 3/21/02, you wrote:
The popular 75 - 150 f4 used to sit in my OM lens pouch for quite a while.
I had the ideology that slower lenses arent as sharp as the faster ones.
Well, from the results Ive gotten back, I am refusing to accept it.
Sure, quality may be lost in a zoom, but I have been and are continually
suprised by the quality of this lens, especially considering it is only
single coated. Id like to see the results if it where MC.
Previously, the MC 135 2.8 was the one for portraits, but I now only use
both (the 75 - 150 included).
Proud owner of a 75 - 150 f4 ZOOM.
Any others out there that agree / disagree?
Cheers again pples!
Damo
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