Didn't see Mark's post. Likewise, the Zenitar I had was not particularly flare prone. I just looked thru pics from a full roll of film, most shot in bright sun, and can't see a single pic that exhibits any flare. The colors are a bit over saturated in some instances but overall it was a surprisingly good lens, especially considering the cost. Bill, I think you and I talked about the qualities of the lens at one point.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: William Robb > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mark Roberts" > Subject: Re: FishEye for digital (was: A15mm/3.5...) > > > > I got to play with Frank's Zenitar fisheye at GFM and was quite > > surprised at how good it is in most respects. Pity I never did a direct > > comparison with my 15/3.5 while I had the chance. Beware of flare, > > though! That Zenitar will give you masses of flare with only the > > slightest provocation. > > Funny, I found the Zenitar to be remarkably flare resistant. > Funnier still, the one Frank has used to be mine. > > William Robb
