With my PZ-1p, I used the 24-90 all the time.

When I got the ist D, I bought a 16-45, and thought I
would use it the same way: all the time, and usually
at the wide end.  For some reason, not so.

I frequently find myself switching to the 24-90 for
the ist D, and shooting with it midrange-to-long. 
Dunno why.

Second place: the 17-28 on the PZ-1p.  Alas, the 10-17
has been back-ordered for two months now...

Rick

--- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Having used a friends DA 16-45 for almost a week
> now, I'm beginning to
> enjoy the convenience of using a zoom lens.  I'm
> still of mixed feelings
> about the 16-45, and before making any decision
> about buying it or another
> zoom I've decided to wait and see what the
> forthcoming 16-50/2.8 is like
> and see about trying other zoom lenses.
> 
> Some of the issues that Godders has with the 16-45,
> namely its size and the
> way it extends at the short end, don't bother me too
> much, although I can
> certainly see his point, and would probably like the
> lens a little more if
> it didn't extent so much, or at all.  My biggest
> issue is sharpness and the
> ability of the lens to render fine detail in certain
> situations.  It seems
> like a fine "walking around" lens, but thus far
> casual comparisons with,
> for example, the A50/1.4 and a couple of other
> primes, seem to indicate
> that the 16-45 is not the best for certain subjects
> and certainly certain
> situations.  I don't like the way the lens flares in
> some lighting
> conditions.
> 
> So, as I'd like to try other zooms before making a
> final decision, perhaps
> you can suggest your favorite zoom, and why you like
> it.  This might help
> me decide which zoom to seek out and try next.
> 
> Thanks for any help and suggestions.
> 
> 
> Shel
> 
> 
> 
> 
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