vivitar & optomax
Posted 20/04/2010 - 11:30
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It depends on the price. If it's very low what can you loose.
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Posted 20/04/2010 - 11:38
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I'd probably pay a maximum of £20 for the Vivitar and £40 for the Optomax on the basis that if they turn out to be a disappointment then those are the sorts of prices I would expect them to fetch me back on eBay. If you can buy them for that sort of money (or preferably less) then they'd probably be good fun to have a play with as long as you don't have unrealistic expectations regarding their image quality.
Like Barrie said above - what can you lose?
Like Barrie said above - what can you lose?
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16 years
worcestershire
spotted these,s in a local chareity shop vivitar 70-150 with matched multiplier & a optomax 500 mirror i had some optomax class years ago and it was ok but never a 500mm advice please
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