First 28mm f1.8G review up

JacquesBalthazar, I trust him very much too, he is very thorough, and I am sorry about this, because I wanted it so much as a light lens and combo for my very heavy camera

The only way to work around it, as I understand, is to focus "shorter" than you normally would do - example: Nose instead of eye, and a closer part than you perhaps normal would do in a landscape shot, because the plan of focus is moving back.

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added: The problem is because of spherical abberation (not corrected enough)