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Ok, we all know there are some lenses out there that, either by happy accident or design, offer excellent sharpness, clarity, colour reproduction etc etc (basically, everything that makes the expensive lenses expensive) but for a "bargain" price. The Canon 50mm f1.8, for example, is one that is often said to offer superb sharpness considering its low cost (which is why I'm buying one from milou).
Unfortunately, my knowledge on this subject runs out right about here.
Would you, more experienced chaps (and ladies), care to give me a rundown (or at least your own wildly inaccurate opinions) on the "bargain lenses" to be had ? I'm going to assume that these, with one or two exceptions, are going to be Sigma, Tamron, Vivitar (although, when I look at the lenses HERE I sometimes want to touch myself...I Love old Russki kit).
As someone who's interests lie more towards wildlife photography, I'd love to find a quality alternative to the 100-400mm L but at a sensible price.
Unfortunately, my knowledge on this subject runs out right about here.
Would you, more experienced chaps (and ladies), care to give me a rundown (or at least your own wildly inaccurate opinions) on the "bargain lenses" to be had ? I'm going to assume that these, with one or two exceptions, are going to be Sigma, Tamron, Vivitar (although, when I look at the lenses HERE I sometimes want to touch myself...I Love old Russki kit).
As someone who's interests lie more towards wildlife photography, I'd love to find a quality alternative to the 100-400mm L but at a sensible price.