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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Samyang AF 135mm f/1.8 FE Pros: Sharpness, creamy bokeh, build quality, minimum focusing distance Cons: Bulk, lack of AF/MF selector Opinion: I come from the manual focus f/2 version on Nikon F systems, so I didn't expect any striking surprises online. The switch to Sony's ML systems made me lean towards this AF version much more expensive than the previous one, but definitely cheaper than the Sony and Sigma. In my opinion, it is the right compromise. Build quality out of question, even if to the touch you feel a slight impression of general plasticity, even if this slowly vanishes as soon as you put your hand on the focus ring. The knurling on the rubber is beautiful and gives that touch of elegance and seriousness. A mammoth lens, its size is considerable, but it cannot be otherwise and we know it. As a lover of fixed lenses, I can only be satisfied with this lens. I just have to figure out what that M1, M2 selector is for, for the rest all that remains is to put it to work. In my humble opinion it has little to envy to the competitors and I don't say this so much for ... but I would never, ever spend 1800.00 euros for a lens almost similar to this. Samyang has made great strides compared to 10 years ago, I tried it on my skin and I realized it. I will not go into the discussions related to the quality of the glass because, not being an optician, I am not able to go looking for differences between this and that. The one that costs the most is not always the best, even if the cost of a good, especially when we talk about electronics, almost always justifies everything. sent on June 18, 2025 |
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