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By the Voigtlanders it seems like maybe your general preference is for quality but small. It is hard to commit to zooms or GM primes when small is the ticket. Figuratively, in this mindset, even ...
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Also, the 75 has an excellent balance and usability on APS-C.
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Thank you for one of the best comments I've had. But really, in this case only partly timing and mostly the effect is from the stunningly gifted clarity of the lens. I know because the previous ...
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Wow, great color treatment on this one!
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It beats the a6300 in some pairings, e.g., Voigtlander 15 and 21mm, Samyang 35mm 1,8
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Its been known to happen at undisclosed spot(s) with a west exposure. The wrap swings around Kaena Point and contiues to get curved somehow up into the deeper channels between surf breaks, ...
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Wrapped around Oahu to this north shore spot.
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Its not bad and I don't have comparison photos just now, but for example the Voigtlander 21mm f3.5 has definitely cleaner white and blue colors. It matters when beach sand and sky, like skin ...
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Nice shots, especially like the eye perspective of the anhinga!!
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Thank you! Different lens
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Seems like your gear has mainly moved on from APS-C. and going from smaller to newer, better build and higher end lenses. If you like the Sigma 65, why not also go with the 90? Then considering ...
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Have been wondering about a used Sigma 65 and tentatively concluding it is not needed because I have the Sigma 56, which is cheaper and lighter. Did you actually compare these in side-by-side ...
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