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The Pentax M SMC 28mm f/2.8 is a wide-angle lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1977 to 1984 (discontinued). The focus is done by Manual Focus, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is €;
11 users have given it an average vote of 9.1 out of 10.
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Pros:Light, "iron and glass" construction, versatile, economical, good overall quality.
Cons:No one saw the price.
Opinion:Bought to use it with adapter on mirrorless Fuji, it turned out to be a great purchase. It does not have a great yield (sin especially in microcontrast) and will never enter the top teen of the best 28mm vintage products but the use on mirrorless has its reason. Sharp enough, it expresses itself at best, paradoxically, in situations of little light and in the B&W and just diaphragm of some stop returns really pleasant and almost pictorial images. Lightweight, impeccably built, it becomes a fun to bring it in tow making you forget you have it. The use in macro, used inverted on pipes and/or bellows gives excellent magnification ratios and good overall quality. Recommended... given the price and the overall yield.
Pros:Impeccable and solid construction, compact size, very sharp
Cons:Not having it
Opinion:I bought this wide angle in the Eighties when I used the glorious Pentax LX and I remember that I paid it, new, around 300,000 lire (a lot at the time), a few days ago I decided to sell it for issues of overabundance of lenses, but when I saw the quotation On ebay I changed my mind. This is not a bottle bottom, is a lady lens, you can not sell it for a few dozen euros so I decided to keep it and exploit it with the Sony A7: The focus, thanks to the electronic viewfinder, is precise to the millimeter, the lens is sharp almost at every opening and L In its reduced size marries perfectly the compactness of the A7 and in pairs are ideal for traveling light or for street photography. Amen.
Pros:Dimensions and weight, compactness, sharpness, colors
Cons:Distortion, flare
Opinion:I took this optics because I found their own change on a bancarellarnI already happy owner of 50 f 1.7 smc me so I wanted to try on Sony A7.rnFor the cost is extraordinary, good sharpness, at the edges to have sharpness you have to close at least 5, 6. Defocused very special at full aperture, not soft but a bit '"whipped" rnMi also liked the colors rnAttention to flare, not recommended in backlighting; in case of strong lighting it is advisable to always use a paraluce.rnIndubly distorted, but what can be expected from an absolutely low cost 40 years ago? rnBarried with the Distagon 28 f 2.8 does not hold pace, but for those who want to spend little It is stra recommended.
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