B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
I received one of this with a Pentax Super-Takumar 50mm f/1,4 I bought some time ago. I warn you, this will be a very short review… This converter, for all intents and purposes, simply sucks. This, of course, at least used with the above mentioned Pentax 50mm f/1,4 Super-Takumar. Really, I’ve never seen anything worst. …
An underdog, often overlooked because of its big brother the 85mm f/1.4, that indeed performs marvellously. But this one is however one of the best Contax lenses ever made. 100% crops. Left center, right borders (on Canon 5D Mark II): The Sonnar is compact like a 50mm lens, razor-sharp, has no …
A sweet lens, sharp all the way and with good bokeh. Teamed with the 45mm f/4 it was my walk-around lens. Its main purpose, the one for what it has been designed, is the portraiture. But it has proven a great landscape lens too. Its only fault, one that in my opinion it shares with …
Ok, I don’t really quite like superlatives, but this lens deserves them all. Because it’s almost unbelievable and absolutely WONDERFUL! The only flaw that I can think of it is that it’s not a Zeiss (and I love Zeiss colors more that the yellowish Canon ones). Bokeh, sharpness, flare resistance, autofocus accuracy and speed they …
Wow! After the first photos this will be the word that will be out of your mouth when you will see the results. The pictures made with this handy zoom literally pops-out from the screen, even from the tiny one of the digital cameras, not to mention from an iMac! By any means this it’s …
If you are a sport or action shooter move on. But if you are a landscape photographer and want a light, quite sharp, and handy lens consider this one, even if you aren’t on a budget. At full aperture this lens is already a very good performer, and going down just by one stop is …