At one time my base kit was an MX w the 35/2 and the 85/2. If I was to
replace it I think would get the 100/2.8 instead of the 85. At the moment I
have a 24/2, a 50/1.4 and an 80-200/2.8 as a base kit, more versatile but
somewhat more of a hassle to carry about.

Ciao,
graywolf
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----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 1:38 PM
Subject: How many lenses do you WANT to own?


> And here's another question for you--how many lenses do you WANT to own?
>
> I'll answer, at the risk of offending Dan S. with more of my verbosity
<g>:
> two. What I want is to own nothing more than I use, and to carry
everything
> I own. I'm very aware of the ideal kit for me: a 40mm f/2 and an 85mm f/2.
I
> got used to the 40mm focal length using the CLE and the old Olympus
> "pancake" (not really a pancake) 40mm, and for me it's perfect--wide
enough
> but not too wide.
>
> More generically, any moderate-speed, moderate-wide-angle normal lens
paired
> with a moderate tele for portraits.
>
> When I'm feeling ascetic--as if two lenses is decadent <g>--I substitute
one
> 50mm for both of them. That's what I've been mostly doing in recent years.
>
> --Mike
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