Zeiss Milvus 35mm f2,0 Nikon
Bewertungen von Zeiss Milvus 35mm f2,0 Nikon
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In meinen Augen der beste Allrounder, tolles Bokeh, tolle Farben, für Landschaft oder Portrait und es ist leicht im Verhältnis zu den anderen Milvus. Mit Fullframe und Cropfunktion hat man 2 Brennweiten 35 & 52mm
In meinen Augen der beste Allrounder, tolles Bokeh, tolle Farben, für Landschaft oder Portrait und es ist leicht im Verhältnis zu den anderen Milvus. Mit Fullframe und Cropfunktion hat man 2 Brennweiten 35 & 52mm
AA
26. Dezember 2022
Good Points: feels like it will last forever, very very well built lens, real quality. Improvement Points: no.
Good Points: feels like it will last forever, very very well built lens, real quality. Improvement Points: no.
KENNETH
24. November 2019
I previously owned and loved the classic zf.2 version of this lens and now Ive had the milvus for several months. The only major differences I can see are positives: the milvus has much better build quality and better weather sealing. It is still contrasty and crazy-sharp even wide open. The 3D effect is still very visible as can be seen in my attached tree-stump photo below shot at f/2. Vignetting is still high but I enjoy the look. It is easier to manually focus than any other MF lens Ive used. There are LR profiles available for easy corrections. Less purple fringing on the milvus compared to the older version. If I could only have one lens, this would be it.
I previously owned and loved the classic zf.2 version of this lens and now Ive had the milvus for several months. The only major differences I can see are positives: the milvus has much better build quality and better weather sealing. It is still contrasty and crazy-sharp even wide open. The 3D effect is still very visible as can be seen in my attached tree-stump photo below shot at f/2. Vignetting is still high but I enjoy the look. It is easier to manually focus than any other MF lens Ive used. There are LR profiles available for easy corrections. Less purple fringing on the milvus compared to the older version. If I could only have one lens, this would be it.
Christopher
2. Januar 2019
This lens is worth it. Solid. Easy to focus. Slow down and shoot.
This lens is worth it. Solid. Easy to focus. Slow down and shoot.
Mark
23. Oktober 2018
I needed a 35mm lens in my bag for mostly grab shots and some landscape. I am using this manual focus lens on my D850 and the sharpness and micro-contrast are incredible. I have retired my older 24-70mm non-VR zoom lens and will be adding other Zeiss primes. By holding the lens underneath near the lens cap I am able to handhold this shooting the D850. The CA is there, but it is not severe and easily correctable in LR. The range finder on the D850 is very good and I have found that by focusing just to the right of the left arrow (in front) as the circle appears is the sharpest focus. For my first Zeiss lens I am very happy and will be adding more as $$ permits. I will say the focus peaking feature of the D850 works well in Live View and I also have found that you can rack this lens to infinity and be safe it is in focus due to the hard stop at infinity on the Zeiss. I am hoping the Nikon Z7 will be just as compatible with the Zeiss ZF.2 lenses.
I needed a 35mm lens in my bag for mostly grab shots and some landscape. I am using this manual focus lens on my D850 and the sharpness and micro-contrast are incredible. I have retired my older 24-70mm non-VR zoom lens and will be adding other Zeiss primes. By holding the lens underneath near the lens cap I am able to handhold this shooting the D850. The CA is there, but it is not severe and easily correctable in LR. The range finder on the D850 is very good and I have found that by focusing just to the right of the left arrow (in front) as the circle appears is the sharpest focus. For my first Zeiss lens I am very happy and will be adding more as $$ permits. I will say the focus peaking feature of the D850 works well in Live View and I also have found that you can rack this lens to infinity and be safe it is in focus due to the hard stop at infinity on the Zeiss. I am hoping the Nikon Z7 will be just as compatible with the Zeiss ZF.2 lenses.
Gary
17. September 2018
