Black Zeiss Batis 85mm f/1.8 📷 Lens for Sony E Mount - Enhanced SEO Review

The lens is really very good. Everything that should be in a high-quality 85-ke is everything in it. Especially nice buns: Light weight, stub and image flexibility in processing! Someone may miss aperture 1.4. As for me, lenses that are “longer” than 70 mm are no longer so important to what level the “hole” opens. Both 1.4 and 2.0 will blur the background well enough for portraits and close-ups. At the same time, 85mm lenses with a maximum aperture of 1.8 allow you to make the lens itself…

A good lens for good money, not as expensive as Sony's native ones, but it also has a good competitor from sigma 1.4 at about the same price. Took at a discount from zeiss in honor of the anniversary. for 78r above 90 you can’t definitely take it. Some pros: Aperture I have enough af for portraits Colors are nice stretches when processing the file well and pulls out the entire matrix Cons below: It is not clear how dust got under the rear lens Disgusting fastening of the front cover, if Zeiss…

I used this lens extensively on a Sony A7M3 while in Japan for two weeks. The JPEGs straight out of the camera were vibrant with perfect contrast and looked as real as the beautiful Osaka scenery. The iconic Zeiss look and feel is real, with a three-dimensionality that easily shows up both on screen and in print. Doesn't need much editing. If you want sharper prints, simply adjust the sharpness settings on the Sony A7M3 or other devices. I put +2 why bother with Photoshop when you are on…

I bought bati and gmaster (money doesn't count - I wanted the best) - I compared them side by side and was shocked at how good bati are! CA is non-existent, contrast is phenomenal, damn sharp - sharper than GM at 1.4-1.6, as sharp as GM at 1.7 - but without CA, GM has, and always has, a serious CA at 1.4 still at 1.7. I shoot wide open 99% of the time - so I don't need a MUSHY 1.4 - there's no point in having a 2x thinner lens to shoot at 1.7. Plus bathtubs are a little faster on focusing and…

First of all I am new to photography. I've used a couple of disposable cameras, used my dad's P&S for a day or two, played with a Canon Powershot S60 in my day, and recently tried using a Nikon D5300 for a month or two. I didn't know how to use Photoshop until I got serious about photography around that time. I share with you my experience as someone learning to photograph and use Photoshop at almost 0/100. At this point I would say I'm 15/100. Got this lens and the Sony A7III about 4 months…