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Other consumers have complained of poor construction or improperly calibrated lenses, so be sure to thoroughly put your copy through it’s paces when you receive it. Micro contrast is great, and the color and render depth is amazing but the vignetting and barrel distortion are bad. It has 1 body, the Lumix 14-42mm and the 35-100mm and a minox-design pocket tripod; that gives me a 28-200 equivalent range. is a great lens to bring along with you all day not just because of its size and weight but also because of its focal length, and aperture speed. I don’t get the benefit of changing the aperture smoothly and quietly but I get all the bollocks about accidentally nudging it.
The conclusion was - both very very simiar in design, construction (both 7 elements in 5 groups with multi-coating, buth have ≥9 aperture blades), geometry, distortion, but the Meike edge performance was slightly better.The rear design of the lens has a bad design and rear lens caps do not securely lock and stay on, often falling off when in your camera bag. WilzWorkz is the brain child of Wilson Wong and is involved in event photography, product photography, travel photography and courses with Groupon, Singapore Photography Interest Network (SPIN), Community Clubs and private clubs. Most of the issues with the corners and edges will be gone because of the crop factor and you’re left with a crazy sharp lens with nice contrast if you can keep it in focus. I’m just giving you my experience just in case there are readers that haven’t used manual lenses before.
Plus, there’s nothing loose here or anything that would make me feel like it’ll fall apart anytime soon.
Previously, I just like the idea of one zoom lens that is capable of a wide range of scenarios, no faff. So who in the MU43 forum fancies posting up a head-to-head test between a modern 'generic" Chinese "standard" M4/3 lens such as the Meike/7-Artisans 25mm F1. The Sony a9 III is the world's first full-frame mirrorless camera to feature a global electronic shutter with simultaneous readout.
It’s poorly built, poorly designed, has virtually no quality control, corners are bad, distortion and vignetting are bad and while the lens is sharp, the focus drifts so a lot of shots end up slightly out of focus. Whether you love Fujifilm's X-Trans mirrorless cameras, GFX medium format cameras, their other digital cameras and DSLRs, or Instax instant film cameras - this is the place for you! Overall, this lens is a value for money and a lot better than old manual focus lenses adapted on Fuji X cameras. It can avoid the complex background around the photo and allow the focus of the photo to focus on the subject of the photo to create a better picture atmosphere. While vignetting does get better as you stop the lens down, I found it doesn’t really completely disappear until around f8.Made mostly in metal, the lenses are solidly built that have that bit of heft without feeling heavy in practical use. It’s a lot like using those old 35mm lenses adapted to a full-frame camera before they really had computers and advanced ED and aspherical elements to get those corners under control.
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