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Cost of good glass per pound (weight.)

 
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Nov 08, 2006 13:58 |  #1

Not sure what this info is worth. Did some calculations on what I paid for my lenses vs. what they weigh - cost per pound. I was suprized to see that the results did not vary that much. $300-$330/lb up to $750/lb. Maybe just an excuse for some to buy heavier lenses?


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Mine average about $600 per pound.


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Nov 08, 2006 14:23 |  #3

Maybe I'm thinking of comapring to other hobbies such as Laptops, Rolls-Royce, designer dresses, Rolex watches, etc.


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Nov 08, 2006 14:27 |  #4

Ronald S. Jr. wrote in post #2235281 (external link)
Mine average about $600 per pound.

Makes you wonder, glass really costs about in pounds, eh?


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Nov 08, 2006 14:50 |  #5

lol, that like complaining about gas costing USD2.20 a gallon, when you're paying 1.10 for a 16 oz diet or regular coke

if u add in the weight of the camera, it should bring the price down a tad right, since there are "glass" in the body too...


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