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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Voigtlander Apo-Lanthar 50mm f/2 Aspherical Pros: monstrous sharpness, lightness and compactness, detachment of planes, micro contrast Cons: Nobody.... well it's not waterproof Opinion: Well.... there's little to say.... I use it on A7RIV and it's the most spectacular lens I own. clearly it's manual focus but with the built-in focus peaking (as you turn the dial you activate) it really takes two seconds to focus. Lens that I mount when I want to go out to photograph without anxieties, obligatory times etc. Really a joy to use. The file it returns is crazy, both as colors, micro contrast, 3d pop, blurred from f2 up 2.8 really very nice, starry 12 tips from droo do, resistance to deadly flare. Obviously being an "APO" lens the chromatic aberrations practically do not exist, as well as the vignette that is almost nothing. A separate chapter for sharpness: I don't think there are other lenses as sharp, not even the 135 GM (albeit fantastic) does not return the same sharpness to the extreme edge of this lens. It's just a masterpiece. I think it's the "best buy" lens for A7RIV, you can use it for landscape, as everything do, for still, even for portraits, street. You have a hard time taking it off! sent on June 01, 2020 |
 | Benro FGP28C Pros: Light, sturdy, all carbon. For landscape photography it is perfect. Cons: Nobody Opinion: I've been using it for a year and it looks new. This says a lot about the quality of materials. Zero oxidation, zero crunches, very stable. In comparison the Manfrotto that I had before seems prehistoric.... Excellent value for money, complete with interchangeable feet and bag Then it's all carbon, and anodized aluminum. Great sent on May 03, 2020 |
 | Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Pros: Construction, sharpness, speed in afc, microcontract, colors Cons: maybe the weight Opinion: Exceptional lens to be a Zoom!!! I've been using it for a few days on Sony A7RIV and I was really amazed. Colors worthy of a Zeiss, very high microcontract, almost non-existent chromatic aberrations, almost zero flare at all openings. The bokeh is clearly not that of an 85 GM but it is more than good, certainly better than any other zoom I have tried, including gm. I wouldn't know what to ask for more from a lens that costs almost half the 24-70GM and has equal performance if not superior. Ah, focus already from 18cm to 24mm, a bonus not a small feat. I mean, I'm having a hard time getting it off. The only drawback is the weight that obviously with 800 and broken grams is felt, even if it is always well balanced in the car. Compared to the Tamron 28-75 the comparison does not exist.... The tamron in hand looks like a poorly assembled Chinese plastic toy, this all made of metal and super finished instead gives you a feeling of robustness and incredible solidity, by the way it is a made in Japan lens. Also nice is the very gripping petal lampshade. sent on April 01, 2020 |
 | Samyang AF 85mm f/1.4 FE/RF Pros: Construction, lightness, three-dimensionality, beautiful blurred Cons: At the moment I can't find any Opinion: In relation to the price I have to say that this lens is a real surprise. On A7R3 it works which is a wonder, highly solving, sharpness at the edges excellent, eye af fast and precise, practically zero chromatic aberrations and distortions, creamy and circular blur, I really struggle to accept the sony 1.4 GM at almost three times the Price. I've had it for a few days and I can't find a real weakness. Maybe on flares does not excel, but I repeat for what it costs they did a miracle. sent on August 26, 2019 |
 | Sony A7 III Pros: awesome quality, Eye-Af, exceptional video, ease of use, compactness and lightness Cons: None Opinion: I mean, I come from a Nikon D810, i.e. the prehistory against the future. Aside from the video segment that I'm not even to make a comparison because Sony wins 10 to zero, I dwell a little on features and pictures. Resistance at high iso awkward compared to nikon, much lighter, much more functionality and personalization, eye-af that today I can't shoot without ... AFC precise and fast. Excellent tactile screen, EVF perfect. Baldwin wouldn't want more for how much it costs. I don't see competitors in its price range. Thanks Sony for creating this monster sent on April 21, 2018 |
 | Zeiss Batis 25mm f/2 Pros: Light, sharpness, color zeiss, display Cons: nothing Opinion: I'm trying on Sony A7 III and is truly a bomb, you have colors that are nothing short of spectacular, zero flares, distortion practically nothing, ultra sharp even at the edges, and then is really light and well sized. Don't you ever would remove from the camera, I don't know what more to a fixed focal length 24-25 mm. Certainly the price is not for everyone, though a lens like that pays off with unimaginable satisfaction. Sturdy construction, gives you the feeling of professional in all respects. sent on April 13, 2018 |
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