
April 22nd, 2012, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Promit
Four thirds had 11 primes. We're at 18 so far...
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Yes, and we've not even gotten to 100mm yet!
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Originally Posted by Jonathan F/2
Thanks for doing this! I use a similar list for Nikon glass and it's invaluable when doing research on different lenses!
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Sure thing. I'm a big fan of Roland Vink's Nikon lens pages. They're even useful for m4/3 (adapted lens possibilities)!
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Originally Posted by ssgreenley
Great list, but no interest in the lo-fi lenses? Wanderlust Pinwide, 3 SLR Magic Toy Lenses and the Holga give us quite a bit of flexibility when looking for that retro, imperfect, artyish look that's so hot right now...
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I don't mind lo-fi lenses, but they're a broad category, like adapted lenses in general. I think I'll stick to lenses that are at least nominally designed for the format.
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Originally Posted by Ned
Sweet list, DH! Very useful.
Some more I would add to the list though, are the Zeiss CP.2 Compact Primes...
That'll put the list up to 42. Now we're past Four-Thirds already in half the time. ;)
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Good point about the Zeiss CP.2 - I'd forgotten about them. But after thinking about it, I don't think they quite fit - they're basically pro video lenses, and they're not exactly designed for m4/3 either - there are EF, F and PL versions that are physically identical save for the mount.
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Originally Posted by Ward
What about the Tokina 300mm mirror lens? Any idea when this one will be available?
Ward
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Good question. It was announced, and it should be available, but I don't see anything on Tokina's website.
Thanks for the comments everybody,
DH
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