
Despite it’s age of more than 45 years the Minolta MC 2.5/100 is a very good lens with great built quality and bokeh for a very affordable price.
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Despite it’s age of more than 45 years the Minolta MC 2.5/100 is a very good lens with great built quality and bokeh for a very affordable price.
The Minolta MD 35-70mm 1:3.5 is an very affordable, light weight zoom with a very good performance in a limited but handy focal range
Diameter | 69 mm |
Length | 68.5 mm |
Filter Thread | 55mm |
Weight | 365g |
Max. Magnification | 0.1 0.25 (Macro Mode) |
Close Focusing Distance from the sensor | 80cm 33cm (Macro Mode) |
Number of aperture blades | 7 |
Elements/ Groups | 8/7 |
The Minolta MD 50mm 1:2 is one of the smallest and cheapest Minolta lenses and most importantly it is also an excellent lens for landscape photography.
Diameter | 64 mm |
Length | 36 mm |
Filter Thread | 49 mm |
Weight | 150g |
Max. Magnification | 0.15 |
Close Focusing Distance from the sensor | 45cm |
Number of aperture blades | 6 |
Elements/ Groups | 6/5 |
My friend Matt had a review copy of the Samsung NX1 at his hand so we met up and I could get some hands on experience with this new camera which created quite some buzz.
This is in no way an in depth review, just some thoughts and impressions after using it for about five hours.
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