📸 Optimize your Sony Alpha Digital SLR Camera with the Sony 50mm f/2.8 Macro Lens Review

Great little macro lens - not too expensive considering the image quality. Images are very sharp once you learn to focus on very close subjects. Manual focus works well on the A300 with live view. The autofocus is also good, there is enough light. With a larger aperture, a significant portion of a single flower or subject can be out of focus, and it's best to choose the point of focus yourself. Also good for outdoor and portrait photography. At 50mm, it's just as sharp or sharper than the Zeiss

Received within 1 day but shipped on 2nd day! Now to the lens. I'm very happy with the sharpness and clarity in both macro and portrait modes. Using the macro mode set on my Sony A65, I was able to zoom in on the ruler and found that the maximum magnification is around 23mm across the longest dimension of the image, meaning that objects just under an inch in size will take up the entire expanse of the Landscape. oriented photo on Sony A65 camera. So there are 6000 pixels divided by 23 mm = 261…

The Sony 50mm f/2.8 macro lens is one of the best lenses you will ever mount in a camera mount. I will talk about the pros and cons of this lens as well as my experiences with it. That. Most people now want to know if that lens is sharp. With its sharpness, you can cut cheese bars. The fast f/2.8 aperture allows you to use the aperture to isolate the subject from the background or use it when working in low light. It closes to f/32. This lens gives you a reproduction ratio of 1:4 to 1:1. This…