Congrats.
I have been eyeing this lens for the longest time, but it feels like too much money for an newbie like me. Thanks for the info Sonolta, I'll remember to keep an eye out for the Minolta.
Bought the SAL-135F18Z
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Re: Bought the SAL-135F18Z
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Re: Bought the SAL-135F18Z
And a welcome from me Fastson. 
As a Christmas wish, I wish you Santa makes you a surprise with that lens.
As a Christmas wish, I wish you Santa makes you a surprise with that lens.
Re: Bought the SAL-135F18Z
Hey thanks.Dr. Harout wrote:And a welcome from me Fastson.
As a Christmas wish, I wish you Santa makes you a surprise with that lens.
He would have to be a very rich santa
, the lens costs about $2000US in Sweden. I was thinking of importing (it would save me about $650US) but I would run the risk of having to pay taxes if the customs snap it up.Flickr - Sony A100, Sony A700 - SAL50F14, SAL16105, SAL1870, Minolta 35-70 F4, Minolta 70-210 F4, Tamron 90 F2.8 Macro
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By the way, you have very nice photographs in your site, those landscapes and nature shots, not the gadget things 
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And I agree with you that the 16-105 is a great all-around lens.
.And I agree with you that the 16-105 is a great all-around lens.
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