[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > You could look for an M 200/4 or the earlier and larger 200/4. You'd > like the feel and probably like the quality better than a > cheap zoom that goes to 200.
I'd second Dan's recommendation on the M 200/4. It's small and good. I also use a Pentax FA 70-210/4-5.6? with power zoom on a PZ-1. The whole lens assembly seems to wobble when focusing, but the images are very good. If you have enough light, maybe you should stick with the zoom and stop it down some. Regards, Bob S.
