Sony A7s with Voigtländer Ultron 28mm 2.0 and VM-E close focus adapter (Helicoid)
The Voigtländer Ultron 28mm 2.0 is a quite small wide angle lens with Leica M mount. You may look up the specifications here on the official homepage. The lens is a quite modern design and has been introduced around 2012.
Sample Images
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It is one of my favorite lenses on the A7s. Phillip read my reports about it and asked me whether I would like to write an in-depth review about it. Hopefully, at the end of this review, you will know why I like the Voigtländer 2/28 so much.
A German version of this review can be found on phillipreeve.de.
This is a rather personal comparison of the Sony Alpha 7 and the Alpha 7 ii. I will try to cover as many aspects as possible but my focus will be on those which matter most to me personally, so you won’t read much about video but quite abit about manual lenses.
I bought my a7 in November 2013 so I have used it for more than two years and I have used the a7ii for close to two months now.
Sony a7 vs a7ii – Summary
The a7ii has an integrated stabilizer
The a7 does suffer from sensor reflections, the a7ii does not
The a7ii has a more ergonomic grip but it is also significantly heavier
The a7ii has mount made of metal, the a7’s mount is partially made of plastics which caused some issues.
The a7ii offers improved AF performance, it even works qite well with some adapted Canon EF lenses
