Reviews written by Guido_P83

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Cyclop 85mm f/1.5

Pros: Mechanical construction, the fluidity of the ring focus, focus.

Cons: Length of ring maf, without diaphragm.

Opinion: Lens produced by the Rostov began as a military night vision goggles on the same optical design Helios 40 Being designed for this purpose, there is no trace of the diaphragm. In fact, it remains subject to any crock, only at full aperture. Not bad for what it costs (among other prices nowadays are about 200 euro) .rnL'ottica looks quite massive, only metal and glass. The weight does not err if my balance enough rinco, is about 800g. rnSalta immediately evident ring for attachment to any mono or tripod. Engaged by ring m42 / eos digital SLR, there is a good balance that with the machine. Focheggiando hand (of course, the lens does not have a motor for autofocus), the ring I found it with pros and cons. Is very fluid, but a bit too lunga.rnInfine I think the image quality is good. Being at full aperture is not stranitida but it does not suck. Besides, the focus is magnificent. Swirly like the little brother Helios 44 and with greater emphasis on the transition between fuoco and fuorifuoco. Very vintage shades, not contrastatissima as the new lenses but spectacular work for "creative."

sent on October 04, 2014