filmfan Well-known Local time 3:41 AM Joined Dec 6, 2007 Messages 1,856 Location Boston, MA View My Gallery Jul 23, 2012 #21 I've owned them both. They are both good enough for anyone on this forum.
Bingley Veteran Local time 3:41 AM Joined Oct 3, 2006 Messages 7,418 Location Sacramento, California View My Gallery Jul 23, 2012 #22 filmfan said: I've owned them both. They are both good enough for anyone on this forum. Click to expand... Same here. I sold the Ultron b/c of the size, but it was otherwise a very good lens. I've posted this Ultron pic before: Old-Sac-021808a by bingley0522, on Flickr
filmfan said: I've owned them both. They are both good enough for anyone on this forum. Click to expand... Same here. I sold the Ultron b/c of the size, but it was otherwise a very good lens. I've posted this Ultron pic before: Old-Sac-021808a by bingley0522, on Flickr
Bingley Veteran Local time 3:41 AM Joined Oct 3, 2006 Messages 7,418 Location Sacramento, California View My Gallery Jul 23, 2012 #23 I still have the Skopr 35, in the PII version. Compact, sharp, a great all-purpose 35 for street photography or landscapes. Near Walnut Grove by bingley0522, on Flickr
I still have the Skopr 35, in the PII version. Compact, sharp, a great all-purpose 35 for street photography or landscapes. Near Walnut Grove by bingley0522, on Flickr
T Tom Niblick Well-known Local time 1:41 AM Joined Mar 29, 2007 Messages 223 View My Gallery Jul 26, 2012 #24 Shots taken with a M8 using a 35 CV Skopar 2.5. This is one sweet little lens. Attachments SugarMill.jpg 44.1 KB · Views: 0 L1006107.jpg 29.9 KB · Views: 0