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A good single focal-length lens can be a thing of beauty carefully designed around one focal length to eliminate as many aberrations as possible. To ask a zoom lens, which changes focal length to equal the best performance of a single length is out of the question.
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Curious as to what your favorite prime lenses are and what's your favorite "walking around lens." Thanks.
Posted by: John | May 29, 2007 at 10:53 AM