7artisans 35mm F/1.2 II FX Fassung
Bewertungen von 7artisans 35mm F/1.2 II FX Fassung
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Ich verwende dieses Objektiv hauptsächlich in der Streetfotografie, und erziele damit die besten Ergebnisse.
Ich verwende dieses Objektiv hauptsächlich in der Streetfotografie, und erziele damit die besten Ergebnisse.
Trustvoice user
14. Juni 2024
You get what you pay for, and this lens is no exception. There are two things I like about this lens. Its small, its beautiful. And that is it. For a photographer this lens is a disaster. The list of cons include: fisheye distortion, vignette, soft focus, and terrible lowlight performance. The color is ok but I had to spend more time getting rid of the vignette which in the end turns this tool into a ball and chain in photoshop. Just save your money and purchase a better lens with good glass.
You get what you pay for, and this lens is no exception. There are two things I like about this lens. Its small, its beautiful. And that is it. For a photographer this lens is a disaster. The list of cons include: fisheye distortion, vignette, soft focus, and terrible lowlight performance. The color is ok but I had to spend more time getting rid of the vignette which in the end turns this tool into a ball and chain in photoshop. Just save your money and purchase a better lens with good glass.
Brandon
21. Mai 2019
The bokeh and low depth of focus you can achieve with this lens are awesome for playing with what you capture. I agree that with the aperture fully open, its quite difficult to get the shot properly focused, but thats because the depth of focus is just a few centimeters for closer objects. And you have to count with the bokeh - on f/1.2, its quite strong and gives the photos a dreamy haze. The build seems to be pretty solid, everything from metal. Maybe thats why its a bit heavier than oned expect, but thats okay.
The bokeh and low depth of focus you can achieve with this lens are awesome for playing with what you capture. I agree that with the aperture fully open, its quite difficult to get the shot properly focused, but thats because the depth of focus is just a few centimeters for closer objects. And you have to count with the bokeh - on f/1.2, its quite strong and gives the photos a dreamy haze. The build seems to be pretty solid, everything from metal. Maybe thats why its a bit heavier than oned expect, but thats okay.
Martin
1. Mai 2019
Looks nice is light but thats about it. 1.2 creamy blur etc. To get it into focus is a disasters (Peak white high) Go for another third party lens which are way better and cheaper. Dont go for 7 Artisans. Go for: it starts with a M and ends with an E. 1.4 35mm. It can be nice if the image doesnt look to perfect and more analoog but dont do this using 7 Artisans!
Looks nice is light but thats about it. 1.2 creamy blur etc. To get it into focus is a disasters (Peak white high) Go for another third party lens which are way better and cheaper. Dont go for 7 Artisans. Go for: it starts with a M and ends with an E. 1.4 35mm. It can be nice if the image doesnt look to perfect and more analoog but dont do this using 7 Artisans!
Henricus
18. April 2019
Of the three 7artisans lenses I have tried (25mm, 35mm and 55mm), the 35 is by far the best. Color and sharpness are excellent, even wide open. Construction is very good for the low price point. The 25mm is a very good lens. The 55mm has an extremely shallow depth-of-field and is hard to focus. The 35mm is the do-all lens of the group with the best characteristics in my opinion.
Of the three 7artisans lenses I have tried (25mm, 35mm and 55mm), the 35 is by far the best. Color and sharpness are excellent, even wide open. Construction is very good for the low price point. The 25mm is a very good lens. The 55mm has an extremely shallow depth-of-field and is hard to focus. The 35mm is the do-all lens of the group with the best characteristics in my opinion.
Terry
27. Februar 2019
