Godders explained it.  He said, " ...  I bought the FA20-35/4 as it proved
to have better contrast wide open, was easier to focus manually."

Shel


> [Original Message]
> From: J. C. O'Connell 

> Huh, a slower AF zoom lens was EASIER to
> focus manually than a faster prime MF lens?
> I have never found that to be the case EVER
> in similar comparisons, WHY?

> -----Original Message-----
> Godfrey DiGiorgi

> I did a lot of shooting with the A24/2.8. An excellent lens, one of  
> my favorites, with a good build and very good rendering throughout. A  
> bit of barrel distortion but that never bothered me for the kinds of  
> shooting that I did with it.
>
> I sold it after I bought the FA20-35/4 as it proved to have better  
> contrast wide open, was easier to focus manually.



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