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| sent on 11 Settembre 2019
Pros: Very nice and very pleasant to use (in manual). Small, thin, light but at the same time "of substance". Great overall optical performance (good sharpness, nice bokeh, great colors). From f 2.8 and up is NITIDISSIMO!!!! The price.... With 50 euros you take home without problems a well-kept specimen.
Cons: At full opening, at least my specimen, trudges a little.... suffers quite from flare, aberrations and sharpness a little latent.... Nothing particularly serious, cmq, remains usable very well even at 1.8....which for a 40mm pancake is still a generous opening.
Opinion: Very small, beautiful, very pleasant to use (manual MAF diaphragm diaphragm diaphragm that you end up using almost just for the sake of it, as much as you like the "click, click, click..."). From f 2.8 is NITIDISSIMO: nothing to envy to much more modern lenses and, above all, much more expensive! Beautiful colors and beautiful bokeh with a blurry still well present and evident even on APS C format. The focal point is in my opinion excellent: it distorts very little, being able to approach for a portrait in person even relatively "tight", and at the same time knows how to give that "breath" to the scene that already a (near) 50mm begins to struggle to return... At full opening it shows its limits. but, I repeat, it does not become unusable!, .. indeed, certain "reflections" can be exploited for "artistic" purposes. I also own the Hexanon 50 1.7 which, without a shadow of a doubt, is sharper at T.A. (MA, beware, NOT ALSO FROM F 2.8 IN UP!), but, on the other, maybe it's more "banal" and discounted as a field angle... |
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