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Opinion:This lens is a prodigy of technology combined with a wonderful bokeh, the crazy sharpness at TA allows you to make portraits creating great detachment and three-dimensionality of the subject with respect to the background from the soft bokeh. Relatively light, with a solid and valuable construction (declick, mechanical release of the lampshed, etc.) you have the impression that you have a high level product in your hand. The image quality makes you fall in love with photography. I gave away the zooms that were a big limit to my photographic growth to force me to compose according to optics and this 35 really does everything with great character and quality. Crazy coating, non-existent flare.
Pros:Sharpness, absence of aberrations, weight and size, incisiveness, three-dimensionality, Autofocus
Cons:price? (but justified by surrender)
Opinion:The more I use it and the more I'm falling in love with it: it has an absurd Autofocus, to the point that with the R3 I can keep the chase on my eyes with any situation (jumping children, acrobatics, scooter jumps) also although it has a blurry a less "poetic" strand than Distagon, the rows are literally perfect: chromatic aberrations almost absent (in the distagon they were a nice problem especially in the bokeh controluce) , incredible flare control, there was no incisiveness even with the sun shot in the face, I never found myself with practically perfect files just snapped. It is also comfortable and lightweight, compact, durable. Ultimately, it's a Distagon without the flaws of the distagon, a modern lens, and if you ask me if it's worth its price I absolutely say yes. And I'm not saying that because I bought it, at first I was really in doubt about whether to keep it or not, but the more I use it, the more I convince myself that it's an incredible lens.
Pros:Sharpness, bokeh, weight and size, AF, colors.
Cons:nothing
Opinion:The positives are the usual of the latest GMs, monstrous sharpness already at TA, we are at the incredible levels of the 135GM, too high contrast, on the portraits I had to soften, beautiful neutral colors but slightly tending to the heat. The beauty is that it has its own character, as mood resembles the 85 GM, compared to which it is much more engraved, but with a very similar bokeh, I dare say dreamy. The AF on the A73 and A7R3 is super fast, I guess the better it can be on the last ML. The assessment of size and weight is extremely positive. For the price, in my opinion it is not a defect, it is a unique lens with primacy characteristics in every field, and of course quality is paid for. Simply extraordinary goal!
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