Pros
- + Focusing is good (in relative twilight, the motor is also fast, in my opinion faster than a screwdriver in the D7000) + Relatively light + You can’t find other lenses with a focal length of <35mm for a human price, perhaps - this is the only option if you need people in an apartment to fit into the frame completely + Also a stabilizer for such a price! +Even some semblance of background blur is feasible +Built-in motor +Popular hood and filter/cap thread sizes
Cons
- - noisy motor -The stabilizer beeps at high frequencies (almost no one hears except me) -Darkish -With filters on, it catches the inverted reflection reflected from the lens itself (can be seen in the attached night photo) -To be honest, I practically did not see the stabilizer work, it seems to be there, but it seems not -PLASTIC BAYONET! Damn him. A weak blow to the bag with the camera, with the lens put on it, and now: the fastening eye flew off, got into the shutter mechanism, because of which it jammed, the crumbs from all this plastic business poured onto the mirror, matrix , and God knows where else. Fortunately, the shutter mechanism itself was not damaged. Lens repair costs 1500r, Alik has a 700r interchangeable bayonet mount (the same poor, if not worse) . Without this eyelet, the lens is sometimes not detected or the image is just black. Miser pays twice. Although, if the bayonet was metal, the camera might have been damaged, who knows. In commission shops I see a bunch of such whales with their ears torn off.
