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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Zenit Helios 44M-6 58mm f/2.0 Pros: Sharpness, construction, swirly effect Cons: At this price? Ahahahahaha River Opinion: Very fun optics and built like a tank. It suffers a little in contrast to light but who cares, it is a lens for "special effects" that makes a lot compared to what it costs. In series 44 I also had the 2 and the 7, this is a middle ground, but identical swirl effect. Highly recommended for those who want to start entering the wonderful world of vintage optics! sent on December 30, 2020 |
 | Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: Sharpness, bokeh, construction, elegance, price, ergonomics Cons: Mah... autofocus calibration? Opinion: It's the first time I'll leave a review but this is at least dutiful. I bought this lens in full "lockdown cravings" to take off a nice challenge and take a 50mm that would last me forever (more or less like a nice diamond) and was about the top. After trying many of them, including the 50L that however for budgetary reasons I left "on the shelf", the choice fell on the 50 Art, already tried for video on a Red camera. Well... Goodness me. Sensational sharpness even at 1.4, even in some shots I had to reduce it in post because it was absolute, without a smudge. Bokeh splendid, not as wonderful as in the two 85 (1.2 Canon and 1.4 Art) also because of the focal length but still scary. Very solid construction, beautiful also to hold in your hand (I do not understand those who say otherwise ... but have they ever really used it?). Price in my opinion even low for what optics promises and above all maintains (paid new 690 euros near the Amazon River). If really, pulled for the jacket, I should find a defect I would say autofocus: with not perfect light does not hook very well (at least on 6D2) and must be calibrated because it suffers from f/b focus, but already with fine calibration in the machine I solved with a +15. The weight... well, given the images he churns out, you love him unconditionally even though he's got a little bit more "scum." In my humble opinion it is one of the definitive optics, one of the arrival points in this focal length. Zeiss is probably better (never tried) but at what price? Now I brutally started the monkey for 85/135... we hope to be able to silence her. Update. Mounted on Eos R all autofocus problems magically disappear, so this lens is officially and in my opinion FREE OF DEFECTS. sent on November 23, 2020 |
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