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What was your latest SLR Lens purchase?

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I am specifically interested in lenses on this thread...

I just picked up a Nikon AI 50mm f/1.8 in great condition for about AUD$110.
Next up will be a macro lens...
 
Tamron adaptall Nikon AI 35-80mm macro zoom.
 
Nikon 70-300 VR. They claim that the VR is good for an extra 4 stops of hand holding. I have not had a chance to shoot with it yet, but it makes a huge difference in the viewfinder between having the VR on and off.
 
Two recent purchases, a Nikkor 105 f2.5, and a Nikkor 35 f2, both pre-AI. Since getting them, I've hardly used my 50mm at all.
 
SMC Macro-Takumar 50mm f/4 with plush case and caps.
 
Pentax Super-Multicoated-Takumar 85-210\4.5
$20, and repaired it myself.

-Marko
 
MC Rokkor PG 1.4/50 with a large, heavy rear lens cap.
 
Carl Zeiss Jena Biometar 120/2.8 for my Pentacon 6.

Used it for the first time Sunday before last and very pleased with the results. Good addition to the 80mm and 50mm I already have.

Ian
 
Cosina/Voigtlander 125/2.5 APO-Lanthar in M42 thread mount (Praktica/Pentax).
 
Vivitar Serie 1 19-35mm f:3.5-4.5 PK/A - mostly for my wife.

The last one that was "mostly for me" was a 40mm lens for the Bronica ETRS - bought by my wife. :smile:
 
Tamron 28-75mm F2.8 lens. Super-sharp and super-light lens for my EOS 3.
 
Canon FDn 85mm 1.8, I already have one, but it was so cheap (£39 about $65 US) I thought it's cheaper than getting the existing one repaired if it ever needs it, and this is the lens I use more than any other.
 
A Canon EF 50 f/1.8 for my little Rebel T2, which I won on eBay for about $150 (the camera, not the lens). Usually I prefer my Nikon FM2n when using 35mm, but the Canon Rebel deal was too good to pass up. I'm not a fan of zooms (all my Nikon lenses and Hasselblad lenses, of course, are fast primes), but the Canon came with the "kit" 28-90, which is OK as zooms go. But being a tradionalist, I just HAD to have a fast standard lens for the little Rebel. The 50mm should be arriving today, and it will give me two extra stops of range with the little built in flash--which I will rarely use, but when I need it, I need it. :D
 
Nikon 70 200 VR the sharpest zoom lens I have ever owned and yes the VR does work 15th sec at 200mm with about a 75% sucsess rate.
 
A 200 mm Pentax from Clocktower Cameras in Brighton-just 70 notes and nice and compact. has it's own built in lens hood as well, which is one less thing for me to lose....
 
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