tribal-warrior
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I have the Olympus 40-150mm f4-5.6. Very nice lens but unfortunately, the AF is not always accurate on my Panasonic bodies. The majority of the time it is but frustrating when it misfires (especially when I'm photographing wildlife.)
I also have a Canon FD 200mm f4 lens though Ive found the image quality a bit average for stills. I seem to get better results when I use this lens for video. So it's mostly become a video lens for me.
For years, I used a Vivitar 75-300mm f4-5.6 with my Canon AE1 and Canon T70 35mm SLRs (when I was shooting 100% on film.) I got some really nice results from that lens sharpness wise though I did notice a little vignetting in one image (despite the seller assuring me there wouldn't be any vignetting.)
I also have a Canon FD 200mm f4 lens though Ive found the image quality a bit average for stills. I seem to get better results when I use this lens for video. So it's mostly become a video lens for me.
For years, I used a Vivitar 75-300mm f4-5.6 with my Canon AE1 and Canon T70 35mm SLRs (when I was shooting 100% on film.) I got some really nice results from that lens sharpness wise though I did notice a little vignetting in one image (despite the seller assuring me there wouldn't be any vignetting.)