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user164509
sent on December 21, 2018
Pros:Great for what it costs
Cons:Nothing in particular
Opinion:I hope to buy it as soon as possible, together with the 35 mm F 1.8 OSS should not be missing for owners of Sony to 6000-6300-6500, it must be said though that if it is true that the barrel is aluminum and this makes the lens more robust, all internal parts are made of plastic , that is, the metallic attack does not have the fastening of the four screws on an equally aluminum support, but it is fixed to a plastic element, I say this because maybe one thinks that the lens is made entirely of metal. It goes without saying that the build quality and glass lenses is excellent
Opinion:Although the 50mm on APSC is a "particular" focal length (equivalent to a 75mm) I must admit that it is giving me a lot of satisfaction. The use mainly for portraiture and returns exceptional colors (especially the complexion) with excellent sharpness, even at 1.8. Fulfilling Bokeh with a good deadlift (clearly not comparable to FF systems). Efficient stabilizer and compactness make it a Best buy on Sony ML. Looking forward to see if the new 56 1.4 Sigma can say its, I highly recommend buying it.
Opinion:A lens from portraits outstanding. Sharp on all apertures, light, compact. Stabilization is important above all on non-stabilized body (i.e. 6000, 6300). Very good price. Like all portrait lenses (75mm like this and up), the internal use is clearly feasible but not very easy but belonging this, the lens does not have any kind of problem. Recommended
Pros:Excellent sharpness is also very sharp at almost all openings.
Cons:Nothing to Recrimine
Opinion:A wonderful lens very clear and good value for money. In many situations I always returned great shots and not by chance I leave almost always on my Sony so much to use it for landscape photos, except exceptional cases where it can not anything against the 12mm Samyang. I highly recommend the purchase to those who owns a Sony APS-C system
Pros:Light, compact, light, good construction quality, well rubbed the coil without jamming, stabilized, excellent sharpness ... the center is a bomb! RnNon suffers inferiority complexes with much equivalent optical emblazoned ... maybe one of the best fixed targets for the Sony A6000 and NEX7.
Cons:In my opinion nothing, even the price seems defiantly.
Opinion:Purchased to have a view from portrait, I find myself using it more as a macro, with outstanding results. The minimum focusing distance (0.39 m.), Allows you to fill the frame with subjects from 7-8 cm and quality, however, is that holding magnification while maintaining excellent definition. Photos made at distances of 1-1.5 m.di butterflies and flowers I enlarged to full screen without any great loss of definition. The purchase then an auto extension rings (among other inexpensive) from the possibility to play also on macro spinte.rnAcquisto recommended.
Opinion:another solid option for sony and APSC ... does not disappoint in anything from construction to quality image sharpness mind you ... just that it's ideal for a short ambientati busts and portraits media ... so maybe you should inform the 35 f1.8 oss of which feels slightly speak less as it is not clear up to these levels (speech then more relativized opening)
Pros:Sharpness even at full aperture, excellent stability and fast MAF on Sony A6000
Cons:Nothing relevant
Opinion:Optical fantastic! very clear even at f1.8, obviously at maximum aperture gives a bit 'on the edge but in the portraits is unimportant, in return, the effective stabilization helps a lot and makes it possible to shoot at 1/15 with very little light. From f2.8 onwards he is peaking and holds well even f16.rnUtilizzo also a Nikon D610 with 85 F1.8 G ... other combined in my great, but the stabilization and coupled A6000-50 f1.8, so compact, light and handsome, it seems to square the circle! rnIl price (found online about 260 EUR), which seems more suited to what it offers, taking into account the excellent workmanship both aesthetic materials.
Pros:Good as sharpness with one or two stops closing, beautiful colors. high resistance to flare. effective stabilization times of up to 1/25
Cons:In little bulky for my gusti.rn
Opinion:A good lens. excellent when compared to pezzo.rnrnEssendo a lens APS-C is a bit long in closed environments, its main use is in the portrait bust and outdoors. rnqui offers beautiful blurred and details are not excellent at full aperture. but good with a stop very close to chiusura.rnrnColori zeiss incarnate. rn
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