Reviews written by Jeanpierree

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Canon NewFD 50mm f/1.8

Pros: Definition, speed focus, adaptable on mirrorless, rendered on aps-c

Cons: full-opening definition, but always better than the 50mm 1.8 stm, the pentax 50mm smc 1.7, pentacon pb 50mm 1.8 and 7artisans 55mm 1.4 verified in a home test, the 50mm fd canon makes it better across the frame

Opinion: Underrated and fairly mistreated lens, it has a warmer color yield than the new STM. It makes good already at full opening, but there if you fight it well with the 50mm 1.8 stm, diaphragming the NewFD version makes better than many other similar optics. Definitely before you buy a lens from third parties Chinese is better this used!

sent on October 14, 2019

7artisans 35mm f/1.2

Pros: Opening 1.2 (verified by calculating the stops). Solidity and fluidity of the nuts. Small, light but at the same time sturdy. Economic. Tank! Blurted interesting. Versatility.

Cons: It does not have autofocus functionality (but for that price) Flare and halos on high lights at full aperture.

Opinion: Purchase really right for my Canon EOS M6. Since I mounted it I have difficulty to take it off. It is a lens that covers the angle of a "normal" lens (like the ones that were provided in kit time with SLRs). It is a walking optics, able to immortate in the darkness of a church and church out some portraits. In the mirrorless panorama the board paired with the more expensive Samyang 12mm F2. At the level of definition, produces excellent results from F4 to F8, in my opinion the best stop is right between F4 and 5.6. At full aperture loses detail in particular at the edges, but at night at 1600 ISO will be difficult to notice its limits. After two months of use and an important fall, I can say that it is a very robust object. Not even a scratch, especially no sign of moving lenses or loss of image definition!

sent on August 13, 2018