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To put it bluntly without disrespect, only you know which focal length you prefer. 35mm and 50mm are the two most used focal lengths.i do find the focal lengths close...
if i had to sell one which lens should it be?
Hope you are happy with just the 50mm. I find there are days when the 50mm is needed and others that the 35mm is the way to go.thanks all
i have the summaron up for sale and was wondering if $1000 was a fair price for it?
I disagree with your pricing.Hope you are happy with just the 50mm. I find there are days when the 50mm is needed and others that the 35mm is the way to go.
As for as pricing for the Summaron, since you asked . . . . .
. . . . . the summaron priced at $1000.00 would be more than I would be willing to pay.
The Summaron was built between 1958 to 1974 and not sure of the year that yours was built, from the pictures it looks like it is not in near mint condition, more like average. Someone may find interest but $300.00 to $500.00 would be closer to the range if I was looking for a lens of that era, unless it was truly in 'excellent' to 'mint' condition.
IF I had a $1000.00 to spend on a 35/.8 the I would pick up the Zeiss 35/2.8 for $871.00 and have money left over for a hood and filter.