So, would any of you fine folks actually admit to owning this or a similar lens...
So, would any of you fine folks actually admit to owning this or a similar lens, and would you share your experience with it? Thanks, ronwhit
I recall it as being a Ritz brand.Quantaray was Wolf's Camera's store brand IIRC
Quantaray was Wolf's Camera's store brand
I recall it as being Ritz brand
In my experience, "bargain" lenses most often show their lower cost in their build quality and durability.Can ya really tell if a great photo was made through a bargain lens?
Cheap optical glass will give no brilliance to your negs & slides. I used 2 Vivitar T4 lenses in the early 70's and the only way they will print is on matt paper--glossy (RC or FB) reveals their optical deficiency! And they were "highly rated" by Modern Photography!!
Can ya really tell if a great photo was made through a bargain lens?
And I recall it as being a (US) Kits Camera brand.
I think that all three were related at one time or another.
Wolf and Ritz were back-and-forth on who carried what.
As I understood it, this was 2 brothers-in-law in competition with each other.
Quantaray and Pro could be found in either.
+1 I always find the culprit in the mirror.Optics are all about glass. Nothing beats a good piece of glass. If the glass does not have what it needs, the best photographer in the World will be handicapped by the optics. Get the best glass you can afford so that if the photographs fail, you only have to look in the mirror to see the problem. That should be the starting point.
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