I am looking to get a couple of lenses in the very near future to go on a Maxxum 7D. I know that you get what you pay for, but for use in the desert what would you folks recommend, keeping in mind that I don't plan on spending a hugh amount of money on these lenses to be used here. I have seen the following manufacturers and would like anyone/everyone's opinion on them.
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Location: midwest. Gallery Photos: 15. Posts: 1160. Optio lens quality Barondla, you need to give a lot more information for a question like that!
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Sigma, Tamron, Phoenix, vivitar, Tokina, and of course Konica Minolta.
Thanks in advance for all the great advice I'll receive. :wink:
I've also found this deal at Ritz's website; Sigma - Two Lens Zoom Kit with 28-80 & 70-300 plus Gadget Bag for Minolta AF for $229. Two lenses plus a bag. I have noticed the difference in the lenses. Is that a big deal to someone looking to get a couple of starter lenses or would either set be fine? I guess what I'm asking is are these sets geared towards a specific task or are they good general all around use lenses? thanks for all the input so far guys. How Things Work - Question 1525::
You might wonder why a lens would ever choose to discard light. There are at least two reasons for doing so. First, there is the issue of image quality.
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3 posts - Last post: Oct 6, 2008Subscribe to receive email notifications of new questions and . The lens quality looks to be the best offered by any company in any
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i have two sigma lenses (28mm 2.8 and 70-210mm 3.5) and i am very happy with them.
Thanks, that's just what I've done. I would like to know what anyone thinks of these two deals at Adorama. The first is a Sigma 18mm - 50mm f/3.5-5.6 Autofocus Zoom DC Aspherical Lens for Minolta Maxxum Digital SLR Cameras for $139. The second is Sigma Digital Twin Zoom Kit with 18mm - 50mm f/3.5-5.6 Super-Wide Angle & 55mm - 200mm f/4.0-5.6 Telephoto AF Zoom Lenses for Minolta Maxxum Digital SLR Cameras for $239. Let me know what you think, anybody.
You have to judge each lens on it's own, not the brand name on the label. Every manufacturer makes gems and dogs. Pick a specific model lens, and search for reviews on the internet, or ask about it on this forum.
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 50 points for someone willing to do this!!!!!!!!!!?
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