Here’s a brief look at the Minolta AF 24mm F/2.8 lens. Scroll down for the review.
Lens Minolta AF 24mm F/2.8 Box contentsHere’s a brief look at the Minolta AF 135mm F/2.8 lens. Scroll down for the main review.
Lens 2556-600 Minolta AF 135mm F/2.8 Box contentsHere’s a brief look at the Minolta AF 300mm F/4 APO G lens. Scroll down for the main review.
Lens Minolta AF 300mm F/4 APO G (high speed) Box contentsSony 35mm F/1.4 G and Minolta AF 35mm F/2
Here’s a brief look at the Sony NEX 16mm F/2.8 lens. Scroll down for the main review.
Lens Sony NEX E-mount 16mm F/2.8 SEL16F28 Box contentsMinolta AF 35mm F/2 new or “restyled” version and the Minolta AF 35mm F/2 original version comparison
These two lenses have identical optical designs, but there has been some upgrading to the new or “restyled” version. The new version gets a better coating on some of the lens glass surfaces to reduce flare and ghosting. There is a circular aperture…Full review of the Rokinon 35mm F/1.4 lens.
Box and contents The Sony A580 and A900 were used for this review. For a better understanding of terms and methods used in this review, go here. The usual center, mid-section and corner crops are located at the very bottom of the page. Introduction. The relatively inexpensive Rokinon 35mm F/1.4…Results of “short” focusing for sharper shots using the Sony 20mm F/2.8 lens.
I’ve noticed on several lenses that by “short” focusing (which I’ll call it in this article) you may be able to gain some sharpness. The reason I’m using the Sony 20mm F/2.8 for this article is because it shows the most improvement by using this focusing method…