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Re: Original 50-200mm going rate...
I would put it in the 430-500 region if it has all of the original case, tripod mount, box etc.
I sold one a couple of weeks ago towards the upper end of that range.
AndyOlympus E-30, E-M1 mk1&2 ZD 7-14 f4, PL 25 f1.4D
mZuiko 12-40 f2.8 Pro, 45 f1.8, 60 f2.8, 40-150 f2.8 Pro, 300 f4 Pro
MC-14, HLD-7, HLD-9
Metz 58 AF-2 , Manfrotto 441, Gimbal Head, Velbon Neopod 74
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Originally posted by dabchick View PostWhat was the original retail price for the Mark 1 version?Old divers never die, they just go down on old wrecks
Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but bubbles
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Cheers Steve, I thought it was something like that. The second hand Mark 1's are an absolute bargain at the moment. I received mine today and its in first class condition. Its a lens I've wanted for a long time but I could never justify the price brand new. The lack of SWD is not an issue to me but the speed is and I found the 70-300mm to be lacking in both sharpness and speed. (Although it is a pretty good lens for the price). The trouble is, once I tried the 50-200mm the 70-300mm just didn't cut the mustard anymore. Thats the trouble with the higher grade zuiko's, once you've tried them there is no going back, at least for me anyway. The only exception is the 40-150mm Mark 2 in my eyes, which is great for a light walkabout telephoto in good light.
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The 50-200mm lens is superb, I have both versions and love them.
SteveOld divers never die, they just go down on old wrecks
Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but bubbles
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Originally posted by Wreckdiver View PostThe 50-200mm lens is superb, I have both versions and love them.
Steve
How often is the extra speed really an advantage?
ThanksGraham
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Originally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View PostIs there any difference in Image Quality ?
How often is the extra speed really an advantage?
Thanks
The SWD does focus appear to be noticeably quicker. I am off to the Red Sea next month and will be using the E-3 and SWD lens to, hopefully, get some fast dolphin action.
Cheers,
SteveOld divers never die, they just go down on old wrecks
Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but bubbles
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