Fred,

I did the exact opposite.  I kept the fisheye zoom 17-28 (zoomed in it
is near a 20mm), sold the FA 20, kept the FA *24, sold the FA 28, and
kept the FA 35.

The ones I sold were due to lack of use and this nasty habit called
P67.


Bruce



Tuesday, January 14, 2003, 11:09:08 PM, you wrote:

>> My Vivitar Series One 28/1.9K and Pentax SMC 35/2K rival the SMC
>> f/3.5Ks (except, perhaps, in freedom from distortion) while giving
>> me a brighter view. Yet if I were starting over, I'd get the SMC
>> 30/2.8K to simplify my choices. I sold my SMC 24/2.8K for this
>> reason. (I have a 20.)

F> I've done something similar.  I own (and plan on keeping) my 35mm,
F> 28mm, and 20mm lenses.  However, I used to also own the K 30/2.8 and
F> the A 24/2.8, but I have since sold both, since I found that I just
F> never seemed to use them.  For me and my own idiosyncratic (and
F> undoubtedly tragically flawed) shooting style, I really don't need a
F> 30mm lens between the 35mm and 28mm FL's, or a 24mm lens between the
F> 28mm and 20mm FL's (although the gap from 20mm to 28mm is a lot
F> wider than is the gap from 28mm to 35mm).

F> Fred

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