Rokinon FE75MFT-B 7.5mm F3.5 UMC Fisheye Lens for Micro Four Thirds (Olympus & Panasonic) - Black Review

There is no alternative to this glass, there are Chinese, they are cheaper, but the quality is not yet the same. There is a native from Olik, of course it is excellent, aperture 1,8 and autofocus, but there is a completely different price, it is better, but many times more expensive. In addition to filming in very low light, Samyang does not lose anything to his native. I shoot professionally on a micro, there is almost the entire line of pros, but I don’t see the point in changing samyang to…

Good lens, Straight fish-eye was not enough, I especially liked it for the landscape, but once you get the hang of it, page=0

I had no idea why I needed it like that - the experience of communicating with fishies was limited to a couple of shots with Zenitar 16 I took it as a toy, although to give for glass a price comparable in cost to a camera, fashionable nanocrystalline coating like Nikon's? ) meters, there is a small but critical overrun of infinity (on the scale of infinity from 0.3 m) works fine, MILLION! Children's delight! to say that it is worse than a wide-angle zoom with corrected distortion, in the store,

notice any problems with sharpness at the edges (of course, there is a drop in sharpness, but this is the norm for such lenses) Ru/next/users/ipsilanti/album/147601/view/804610 (night photo) (example of daytime shooting)

One of the pearls of the MFT system, in terms of price and quality - the best buy by far. I see an alternative to him only in the Olympus 8mm 1.8 pro, but its price . Rybik from Panas is a little more and less angle, the image is worse. The Olympus pro-fish is even bigger and more expensive, but everything is clear with him, aperture 1.8 after all. With its pros. Optically very good! Furnishes the much more expensive Panasonic fisheye in sharpness and contrast. Sharp as a razor, also a high…

This is the second Rokinon fisheye lens I have bought. I previously bought one for my Nikon DSLRs. This one is tiny and fits my Olympus OMD Micro 4/3 cameras perfectly. Fisheye isn't used very often, so there really is no point in spending $700 or more on any of the camera brands. Also, I really don't think you can beat these Rokinon lenses. All of them are manual but very easy to use as they have a large depth of field. And they create fun, unique photos. Rokinon lenses are mostly metal and…

What a fun little lens! Quickly becoming one of my favorites! The first thing that catches your eye is the build quality. Most of it feels like it's made of metal and it's a very nice weight. The aperture ring has a very nice muted click and when you stop down to f/3.5 it makes a very subtle metallic 'ringing' which is lovely to hear! The focus ring is quite narrow, making it difficult to focus compared to a regular lens. The picture quality is excellent. Colors are excellent, edge-to-edge…

This is a fun fisheye lens. I have two problems with the lens. First, the micro 4/3 mount seems to be too big. Putting the lens on my camera requires more effort than the lens kit (Olympus OMD-EM10 camera). Second, the focus ring seems to be a bit off. Focusing on "infinity" actually blurs the background a bit. In order to get the sharpest possible image at infinity, I really have to hold the focus ring a little in front of the infinity mark. These two things lead me to suspect that the lens is

A whole new photography experience! A fish eye you can use! I photograph flowers and macro photography. With Olympus E5-Mark II.the secret.set your camera's IS to 8mm. YOU MUST SAY INTO THE CAMERA! In IS mode, I select INFO and then set the focal length of the lens. The default value was 70 mm. Remember to switch back to 70mm or set the mode buttons for easy switching. This is my new favorite lens. I have just pre-ordered a NEW 7-14mm zoom lens that will be available in August 2015 for $1299…

There are many great reviews for this lens but I just have to add my own impressions from a recent holiday. metal bracket. It feels pretty solid, the manual focus ring is a joy to use. The aperture ring is pretty crisp, it's not difficult to move it. optical. it is really nice. When purchasing this lens you should be aware of the geometric distortion that fisheye creates. Color fringes are common if that's what you're looking for, but they're minimal and you don't usually have to worry about…

This is a very cool lens for little money. OK, I know what you're thinking. MANUAL lens, but FISHEYE? Called from the 1970s, they want their lens back! But no, seriously, it makes a lot of sense. First the MANUAL part. This is a 7.5mm lens. Of course there is focus control, but the depth of field is absurdly large anyway. You don't need autofocus with this lens. If you're at infinity and f3.5, you're sharp from about 3.5 feet to infinity. Moving back a little from infinity to use your…

Wow, that's a really surprisingly good fisheye lens. The price is even more incredible. First the image quality: At F/5.6 it is razor-sharp right into the corners, at F/3.5 (large aperture) it is sharp almost over the entire image and shows only the slightest blurring (actually only visible at 200% ). at the extreme corners. I have to say when I opened my test shots in Lightroom my jaw dropped, I really wasn't expecting such a good performance. There is a slight red-cyan lateral chromatic…

The lens is actually made by Samyang and is probably sold under different brand names like other Samyang lenses. Bought my Rokinon brand here at Revain. Samyang has released a number of other rather exotic lenses, such as the acclaimed 35mm f/1.4 and 85mm f/1.4. They are all similar in that they contain no electronics and therefore must be used in a fully manual mode. With this 7.5mm Micro Four Thirds fish rig, that's not a problem, and I don't even see it as a disadvantage. MFT cameras like…

The lens is not bad, but I would not put 5. The lens is relatively sharp - but nothing outstanding (when compared with 7-14mm, the difference in sharpness will be noticeable in favor of 7-14) Manulny - I don’t see any special problems for fisheye. the zone of sharpness at an open aperture from 5m is almost infinity. What really kills the picture is the chromaticity - it has a lot of chromaticity both in the center and in the corners. Of course, you can do post-processing - remove…

Good budget fish! The first days it was difficult to remember what manual focus is, but then it became simple and easy to shoot. The picture with it is clear, sharp, beautiful. Distortion is gorgeous, it doesn’t interfere with normal shooting, as an artistic technique works perfectly, the blurring of the frame is small along the borders. In addition, the lens is durable and reliable. For more than a year he has been with me in hot and cold weather. and I have been in the rain more than once…

a wonderful lens, I have long dreamed of a fisheye and finally the dream came true. there are a lot of prejudices about fishies, supposedly 3-5 shots a year are shot on him, and the rest of the time he lies on the shelf. nothing like this! architecture, interior decoration of temples, museums, panoramas, landscapes and even portraits manual focus does not interfere at all - when shooting at a distance of more than 2 meters - just set to infinity and that's it