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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Mitakon Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 II Pros: Opening, construction, weight, sharpness acceptable at full aperture Cons: Weight, aperture ring without snaps, MAF ring too hard compared to competition Opinion: I bought this lens with the intention of finding a successor to the fantastic Sigma 35mm 1.4 art I am in love with and I was using on Nikon. I bought this mitakon for the feature in which it stands out, ie the maximum aperture, but I understand obscure some defects. I use this lens with a Fujifilm X-T2. The lens is built well, but it is really really heavy compared to the excellent Samyang, because of the excessive use of metal, of good quality plastic to reduce the weight of at least 100 grams would be apt as a choice, weighs really much on Neck sometimes. The ring nuts are another sore key: the opening is without clicks and therefore moves magically on its own and that of the MAF is a bit ' Duretta, I took as a reference the 50mm 1.2 Samyang that I own. All faults removed the lens has satisfactory performance at full aperture in the central area of the image, a little less at the edges where you have to close so much to be able to see an acceptable level of detail, but Close is out of the question for a lens of the Kind. I thought the focus would have been pretty painless given the AIDS present on Fuji, but in situations of more low light, guardacaso those in which the huge opening more help, the focus peaking does not help because it can not understand what is in focus and what Not. This is a defect of the machine is true, but it is to say that you should not go light on the absence of automatic MAF of this lens while having to use it on camera bodies that present aid to focus as they are not always able to hold, and on those occasions The use of the lens becomes really too frustrating. sent on September 12, 2018 |
 | Nikon D750 Pros: weight, battery life, autofocus very precise, ergonomic grip and deep Cons: af points too at the center, the upper screen poor, max 1/4000 Opinion: excellent reflex, held at high iso phenomenal, continuous shooting high enough. very solid and strong, not at all fragile. The worst sin is surely the points are af, which in comparison to d800 are much more compressed at the center and are sometimes uncomfortable. the maximum shutter speed to 1/4000 has repeatedly interfered with the use of my 35mm to f1.4 in condition of strong light, which was too bright to about 1 stop, just the stopche it would be to take off with the speed to 1/8000 sent on July 15, 2015 |
 | Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Pros: nitidezza pazzesca, costruzione solida, ghiera messa a fuoco morbida e piacevole Cons: peso, problemi con maf all'infinito, circa 3 stop di vignettatura ad f1.4 Opinion: ho strausato il samyang 35mm e ormai siamo inseparabili. usato sulla nikon d800 con i suoi 36mpx mostra a pieno la sua nitidezza. i problemi sono il peso, che a volte lasciano da pensare se portarlo con sé o no in occasione di trasferte, l'imprecisione della conferma della messa a fuoco sotto f4. mi spiego, la profondità di campo è così poca che sotto quelle focali (anche a distanze non eccessivamente ravvicinate) la conferma risulta grossolana e poco precisa. per il resto sono un grande appassionato di ottiche fisse, ed ormai ho fatto il callo con il fuoco manuale, e questa lente vale ogni euro speso. sent on January 01, 2015 |
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