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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Meike AF 85mm f/1.4 Pros: +Excellent optical quality +modern, fast and quiet autofocus motor +light +excellent construction quality for the price it has Cons: the minimum distance is a bit high, the autofocus is still not at the top Opinion: For the price it has it is an excellent offer and highly recommended! The optical quality is excellent. The autofocus motor is quiet and works well. Yes, the body is plasticky, but it also makes it lightweight and is built well. Firmware update is easy via the usb-c port that is located behind. On my Panasonic S5iix, manual focus also works linearly. sent on January 31, 2025 |
 | Meike 35mm f/2 Pros: +Excellent optical quality +fast and quiet autofocus motor +light +excellent build quality for the price it has Cons: has a bit of focus breathing Opinion: For the 200€ it costs and almost given away -> highly recommended! The optical quality is excellent. The autofocus motor works very well. Yes, the body is plasticky, but it also makes it lightweight and is built well. Firmware update is easy via the usb-c port that is located behind. On my Panasonic S5iix, manual focus also works linearly. sent on January 31, 2025 |
 | Meike 55mm f/1.8 Pro Pros: +Excellent optical quality +modern, fast and quiet autofocus motor +light +excellent construction quality for the price it has Cons: - Opinion: For the 300€ it costs and almost given away -> highly recommended! The optical quality is excellent. The autofocus motor is finally modern, fast and quiet. Yes, the body is plasticky, but it also makes it lightweight and is built well. Firmware update is easy via the usb-c port that is located behind. On my Panasonic S5iix, manual focus also works linearly. sent on January 16, 2025 |
 | 7Artisans 9mm f/5.6 Fullframe Pros: Huge perspective that makes you like to play with it, construction quality, image quality, price, backlight quality Cons: No possibility of installing filters Opinion: The lens is very pleasing with the all-metal construction and the rings that turn with a little resistance. The photos are very sharp and of high quality. Adding a little micro contrast is good for it. It also performs very well against the light. It would have deserved a 10 if you could mount filters at the back like on the Brightin Star model. sent on October 07, 2024 |
 | Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8 DG DN Art Pros: Excellent weight distribution, sharp, ultra-fast AF, internal zoom, f1.8 Cons: lens hood a little too big Opinion: I have replaced my Sigma 24 1.4 Art and the 50mm f1.4 Art and I find that for my use it is practically perfect in combination with the sigma 70-200 f2.8 and 16-28 f2.8. It is razor-sharp already at typical sigma f1.8, With the S5ii it is balanced very well and I can hold the combination for hours in my hand. The focus ring is the best I've ever come across and with the S5ii's "linear focus" function it's a marvel. sent on August 06, 2024 |
 | Panasonic GH7 Pros: Stabilization: 10, Files: 10, Autofocus: 9, Ergonomics: 10, Video Capacity: 10, Viewfinder: 9 Cons: Battery Opinion: I paid the G9ii for the GH7... The body fits great in the hand and the construction of the monitor is a marvel. The battery capacity is not bad, but it drains a little quickly. The GH7 gives you a lot of video codecs and many buttons to program to your liking. The build quality of the body is much higher than the G9ii. In the package there is the battery charger, but strangely no longer the usb cable. sent on August 06, 2024 |
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