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Pros:Compactness, construction, diaphragm controlled with dial (with deactivatable clicks), sharpness, absence of chromatic aberrations, optics with the latest technologies, focus.
Cons:Opening 2.5 a bit limited for the price, price.
Opinion:I bought this lens as I wanted a small fixed to be used for some portraits and videos with my Sony and I let myself be intrigued by this brand new series of three lenses (24, 40 and 50). I also wanted to test the technology of my a7RIII with a recent perspective. Undoubtedly the price is a bit too high but the quality is quite good, chromatic aberrations almost completely absent. On Alpha 7RIII the autofocus is very fast. The weight is really low and makes the machine almost compact. It's clearly not comparable to a Canon 50mm 1.2 series L or Sony's GM equivalent but it also costs a quarter of its price. For sure it seems that it is much better than the previous Sony Zeiss 35mm 2.8, although the focal length is different or at least I have read opinions on those who compared them. Sony did not yet have a 40mm, personally I find it a strange focal length, you have to get used to it as it is neither a wide angle nor a normal and therefore you can also adapt well to any eventuality but it is not trivial. I took a series of portraits of my morosa to test the sharpness and it looks very valid.
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