I have to agree with Vic. There's nothing wrong with buying third-party
lenses if you're on a budget and you want a certain focal length, or a
zoom. The lens might turn out to be just fine. I have several and I
enjoy using them all, and I get good results with them.

On the other hand, I don't particularly like my SMC PENTAX-A 28/2.8,
although it works just fine. It feels plasticky to me. Like anything
else, some Pentax lenses are better than others, and there will be some
third-party brands that you like better than Pentax. 

Amita

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> Subject: Re: Newbie Questions
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> 
> I really don't agree that you should buy only Pentax lenses. 
> Yes, You can't 
> go WRONG with most of the Pentax lenses out there but some of 
> my favourite 
> lenses are not Pentax Lenses at all. And, I would add, that 
> in many cases they are 
> as good or better than the equivalent Pentax offering.

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