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----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Kenward" 
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Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 2:09 AM
Subject: RE: Where


Hi Chris!

In a reply to Bob4 you wrote:

Picked up a Nikkor 24-120 AF 3.5-5.6D yesterday morning and have been trying
it out on the D100. Wow - nice lens..

Congrats on the decision!  That is along the lines I've followed now for a
number of years, relying upon quality zooms over fixed focus for their added
versatility.  I suspect you will end up leaving this one on your camera
except for the relatively few times you need something they are not able to
produce.  I still use the old fixed focus lenses in studio work, for
products.  For anything live I'm much more productive with a zoom!

On with the testing! :)

And on with the fun!  

BobD

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