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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Industar 50-2 50mm f/3.5 Pros: Small size and low weight, good optical quality, low cost. Cons: Ergonomics, impossible to mount hood, not very bright at TA. Opinion: The Industar-50-2 is a 50 mm focal length lens with very small dimensions, manufactured by Russian KMZ until the 1990s. The M42 version, produced for Zenit SLR cameras, was based on the Carl Zeiss Tessar scheme and derived from its predecessor, the Industar 50, available only for M39 screw mounting, for rangefinder cameras. It's a very small and light lens, to be kept comfortably in your pocket, to be pulled out on occasion, to take good pictures in terms of clarity, contrast and colors. It is available in the vintage market for only 20-30 euros, but the negligible expense must not make you think you have badly spent those few resources. As for the negative points, they are essentially: ergonomics, flare and low light at TA. Setting up the diaphragm is difficult because you risk moving the MAF at the same time. Moreover, since it is not possible to mount a lens hood, under certain conditions of the angle of the light source it is subject to flare phenomena. Myevaluation is however satisfactory, especially if compared to the cost of the problem. rn sent on December 08, 2017 |
 | Samyang 8mm f/3.5 UMC Fish-eye CS II Pros: Low cost. Good mechanical construction. Excellent with openings f / 5.6 ef / 8. Very useful for indoor photos. Cons: Made a little disappointing at TA. Opinion: It's a cheap fisheye, but it returns a good image quality, to the point of considering it, without a doubt, an excellent purchase. It's worth what it costs, if you think that to get better, you have to spend a lot, but more, and also, that this type of focal does not take much time, so allocate substantial resources is not always be good and right . It has a good sharp output already at f / 5.6 and behaves well up to f / 11. A TA disappoint a little 'for clarity and CA. In my opinion, the use on Canon APS-C (crop factor 1.6) is the most apt combination with the others, such as Nikon and Pentax, where the distortion is more marked. I do not recommend using it on FF, where you could use it without a hood, even if risky. It is an optic with manual MAF, but this does not have to worry much, because with the ring on infinity, focuses from 0.60 cm to infinity. Great for taking pictures indoors, but not only. rn sent on December 06, 2017 |
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