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For starters, the GFX50R costs more than twice the Z6, same goes to the Z 50 1.8 compared to the GFX 63 2.8. Nikon's Z 35 1.8 costs half the GFX 45 2.8. All prices do not take into account any...

Yeah, most lenses tend to perform worse when focused up close. I haven't shot many close-ups with mine so I can't really comment on that but on regular focusing distance (say 2-3 meters) it ...

Not to my experience. The long end of the lens is noticeably weaker than the wide end.

Not necessarily.

Theoretically the 16 and 23 f/2 should deliver the same-sized bokeh balls. Nice first shot though!

To maximize the effects of the focus peaking, set your sharpening to the highest level. This helps when using softer lenses.

People need to learn the difference between shallow DOF and bokeh.

Or maybe they destroyed those, too. :v

@BlueBomberTurbo, it's still mirrorless no matter what sensor size.

But it does reduce DR.

Oh, so the Nikon 1 doesn't count as a mirrorless camera any more?

It's usually best to avoid the extended ISO settings (L and H) unless absolutely necessary. This applies to pretty much every camera out there.

These originally appeared for other (smaller) mounts. They're now rehoused to fit the larger Z and RF mounts, thus the larger base. Visually comparing the Nikon Z 50mm f/1.8 to these lenses,...

Yup, Fuji has a pretty much complete lens set (excluding long telephoto) but some competition is always good to have. Hopefully Sigma is reading this :)

Are these rebranded Handevision Iberit lenses?

Would've been a great budget alternative to the Fuji 56... if only it was available on the X mount.

So... what are you trying to prove? That "colossal and manual focus" lens is not even out yet. I'm talking about lenses that are out and have already been tested by many.

Nikonio, Nikon has lately been doing great lens-wise. Not only the Z mount glass is awesome but their latest F mount optics are great, too.

DOF is about the same as a 200mm lens on full frame set at f/5.6. Not very impressive.

Some time ago I got a manual 135mm lens to use on my APS-C body just for fun. I ended up loving it. It's about as long as I'd usually shoot and the fast aperture it provides is handy for subject...