DrCastle

Actually I have that exact setup(Tamron 28-75 + SEL20F18G) and I am looking forward to replacing the two with this single lens! Might be a step down in terms of DoF but definitely more portable +...

@graybalanced:
I’m guessing OP is dissing Adobe’s massive subscription-based app service, Creative Cloud.

Not trying to argue at all, just stating facts: There are a million more opportunities to capture “decisive” moment with a blackout free, 20+fps, AF-enabled camera unlimited by a 36-shot cartridge....

Id prefer to have a 35 to 45mm-equivalent focal length on my dedicated camera since any phone camera nicely covers 28mm(and wider if you have newer phones). That’s why I would pick up a GRiiix in a...

Gannon, there’s a minor typo in the spec description: it’s 28mm f/1.7, not f/1.8. Love the look of this edition!

It’s beyond you why people would rather use a single 39mm filter than trying to adapt a gargantuan 82mm filter with a series of dozens of step-up rings that would make your lens look like a lava cone?

A difference in FOV between 24mm and 35mm is not little at all, especially in small and tight spaces(not necessarily indoors) where “taking a couple steps back” is simply not an option. Also from...

I mean it’s film, any optic that can resolve greater than 8MP(or 4K) should be able to produce sharp images on silver halide emulsions. From there on it’s more about developing and scanning anyway..

Really wish you could import a predefined gamma curve and color profile to the camera for still images— I think some video-oriented cameras allow you to import LUTs, and yes Sony’s PictureProfiles...

Must be hard for some people to swallow the fact that you can make a lens small, fast and sharp all at the same time… APS-C is definitely going premium, just like the entire photography gear market.

there are plenty of great EF-M lenses, hope the likes of 22mm f/2 and 32mm f/1.4 will be updated and fitted into RF-mount for these new bodies.

Looks like a worthy successor of EOS 7D from its heydays! The placement of that control dial sure is a headscratcher, though.

IMHO shots #7 and #8 pleasantly hint(if not fully demonstrate) what incredible images you could photograph with the Z lens. None of my legacy f/1.2 and f/1.4 lenses could never produce such super...