Vautrin
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Hi,
So I've got an olympus E-Volt 510, with the two lenses that came with it (14-40mm f 4 & 40-80mm f4), and the pancake lens (25mm f2).
I'd like to buy another lens or two, but I'm really confused by the offerings. Every focal length combination has three versions -- the normal quality, high quality, and super high quality.
How can I tell what lens is best? Is it better to have one super high quality lens or three normal quality? What is the difference? Can anyone show me?
I like shooting landscapes and cityscapes. Field of view isnt' so much of a concern for me because normally I throw a series of shots into autopano. So should maybe I think of a gigapano head and a zoom lens?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Dan
So I've got an olympus E-Volt 510, with the two lenses that came with it (14-40mm f 4 & 40-80mm f4), and the pancake lens (25mm f2).
I'd like to buy another lens or two, but I'm really confused by the offerings. Every focal length combination has three versions -- the normal quality, high quality, and super high quality.
How can I tell what lens is best? Is it better to have one super high quality lens or three normal quality? What is the difference? Can anyone show me?
I like shooting landscapes and cityscapes. Field of view isnt' so much of a concern for me because normally I throw a series of shots into autopano. So should maybe I think of a gigapano head and a zoom lens?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Dan