SMC-A 2.8/20mm is not too bad IMO. Jens Bladt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: Joe Wilensky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: 3. december 2004 20:00 Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Emne: Re: Fast, Wide, and Small A colleague of mine was a photojournalist in the '70s and '80s and used Olympus OM's. When the 21mm f/2 Zuiko came out around 1980, it became one of her favorite lenses for work. But that doesn't help, as Pentax doesn't have anything similar. I have Vivitar's 28mm f/1.9 in screwmount and K-mount, and while it is compact, quite light and fairly small (58mm filter), it's not very wide. But it's a very nice performer. Joe >Hi Gang ... > >I just snagged a project that requires the use if a fast wide lens. I've >an 18/3,5 but something faster would be more better. The A20/2.8 has >always been of interest, and I can borrow one of those if that's what it >comes down to, but is there something faster for the Pentax that may even >be a bit wider than 20mm (a 15/1.4 would be VERY cool, especially if it >took a 52,mm filter <LOL>). So, what's out there, especially in a manual >focus lens, or one that affords a good manual focus feel. > >Did I read here about a Sigma 18/1.8? I have such an aversion to Sigmas, >Tokinas and Tamrons, but a lot of people here seem to use 'em, so maybe >it's time to at least check one out. > > >Shel
