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Review: Zeiss Planar 2/45 T*

June 13, 2016 Phillip Reeve 17 Comments

The Zeiss Planar was one of the sharpest normal lenses back in the film days. In this review I check how well it performs on the 24MP Sony a7. Thanks to Uwe for loaning me the lens and Techart adapter for this review! Sample Images Sony a7 | Zeiss Planar 2/45 | f/8 | full resolution

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My transition from Nikon to Sony

June 11, 2016 BastianK 18 Comments

Introduction As many of you may have noticed when reading my reviews I am a former Nikon DSLR-user. In the past I had a D40, D5000, D300, D700 and still have a D800 (which is also for sale right now). I was never unhappy with the results I got from these cameras and I think … Continue reading My transition from Nikon to Sony →

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Filters for digital Photography

June 4, 2016 BastianK 54 Comments

Introduction In the film era a vast amount of filters was needed to alter the colours, the temperature or to add certain effects to the photos. In digital photography many of these filters have become pretty much useless as they can be recreated in post processing with the added bonus of more control over the … Continue reading Filters for digital Photography →

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Review: Sony FE 1.8/50 (SEL50F18F)

May 27, 2016 Phillip Reeve 52 Comments

The new Sony FE 1.8/50 is the second more affordable lens after the FE 2/28 which I liked a lot. Has Sony created another winner? Sample Images

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Review: Zeiss Loxia 35mm 2.0 T* Biogon

April 3, 2016 BastianK 79 Comments

Introduction The Zeiss Loxia 35mm 2.0 Biogon is one of Zeiss’ manual focus lenses specifially designed for E-mount cameras. The modern design, the aperture “de-click” feature and the transfer of Exif-data sets it apart from adapted lenses. Read on to learn how it fares optically. Update: conlusion updated (06/05/2016) Sample Images

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