I'd live with it, though, and it would be something I had done with eyes wide open, so you could have a clear conscience. I would be content to use the lens on my PZ-1p and never focus it manually and, as I don't often use lenses of that focal length for selective focus effects, I wouldn't miss not having "hyperfocal marks". Actually, I don't think any of my current lenses have them now. So, please reconsider. We could negotiate the price a bit, too.
Len --- > -----Original Message----- > From: Chet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 8:06 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Once more into the 24 > > > >> If the lens is in cosmetically good condition, with clean glass, > >> I'll take it off your hands even with the serious > problems you've > >> encountered. How about $150US? > >> > >> Len > > > >$200US > > > >Brad <g> > > Oh yeah, clean glass, beautiful body, clean hood . . . but after my > experiences . . . ? Nah . . . I'd only feel guilty about it > afterward. > > --Chet > >
