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Ah, yes, well found. I did read that it's available branded by other makers. My M mount one came unbranded on the lens itself but with a Syoptic lens cloth.

I really should stop buying these now but I do have my eye on the TTArtisan 50mm f1.4. It'll probably be silly to buy this as I have the Syoptic 50mm f1.1 but the TTA is better across the frame. I ...

I originally bought the M mount one and mounted it on my A7 with a helicoid adapter and it worked very well but I changed my mind, sold it to a RF user and bought the Sony mount one. The image ...

Oops. I posted a picture above and said it was taken at f1.1 but I've just spotted that I uploaded the wrong one. That one is f5.6 and this one is f1.1. Build quality wise this lens looks like and ...

I'm not so sure. These are the 50mm or there abouts film era lenses I have or have had. Minolta Rokkor 55mm f1.7 MC, 50mm f1.2, f1.4 and f1.7 MD. Nikon AIS 50mm f1.4, f1.8, Nippon Kogaku 50mm f2, ...

I'd take the 35mm f1.4 but TBH I'd rather take the 35mm f2.8 as it's so compact and light. I also have the 35mm f1.8 which I do us but for travelling I'd pick the f2.8 every time unless a lot of ...

I have Sony and Voigtlander E mount lenses and have also been using adapted film era lenses and recently got interested in cheap new E mount lenses. My first was the TTArtisan 50mm f2. I like this ...

I have many old film era lenses and not one of them provides the level of "correction" new lenses display.

I think people need to take the rose tinted glasses off and throw them away. SLR era...

Great stuff.

As I'm a Sony user I hope they get round to producing one for that mount.

I have a few Voigtlanders and the 35mm f1.4 in E mount is my most used. It does have mushy corners and the bokeh is nervous with complex scenes at its widest apertures but from maybe f2 it does IMO...

"Unfortunately the a7r5 is not selling as well as Sony hoped it would. This exactly what happens if you keep the old sensor and assume other features will entice a7r4 owners to take the...

This is a real over simplification.

Look at some of the top end Sony lenses, they're smaller, lighter and better than the competition.

The issue is that in some circumstances and when used with some lenses shutter shock pushes you towards using the electronic shutter which in itself can bring problems in specific instances. Also, ...

It's a partial solution but causes two issues, rolling shutter and the possibility of banding under flickering lighting. Rolling shutter never bothered me but banding when shooting indoors did. The ...

I won't consider the shutter shock affected cameras again.

The camera very much reminds me of the old G1. I really liked that camera. One thing I'm not happy with with the G100 is not being able to change the main settings with near top of camera controls ...

Hi guys. Just thought I'd call in with the final chapter to the story. To recap and in case I missed anything out... I've been with MFT since the GF1 and currently have GX80, GX9 and GM5. I shoot ...

Thanks but as above, how come DPR files are fine when run through the same old CS5? that's the problem, none of this adds up unless it's an admittedly weird and possibly unlikely issue with this ...