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Nice pic :) Not basing my decision just on sharpness, although an important factor as I like landscapes. in case of the sigma vs Sony 35 1.4, I can’t see much if any difference between both (at ...

Just came across this article from sar: https://www.sonyalpharumors.com/sr5-sigma-will-soon-launch-the-fastest-fe-autofocus-lens-ever-the-new-35mm-f-1-2-fe-prime/ We might see another 35mm, not the ...

Good to know, appreciate you sharing your experience.

It looks like a great lens but I can't justify the price difference with the Sigma 35/1.4. I read the the Sigma is (slightly) sharper while the Zeiss has (slightly) better colors. The first one is ...

I understand you as I brought my Sigma Art 135 1.8 in several trips. As soon as the hike gets more or less vertical or long though, it just becomes a pain. I'm 30 and do sports regularly so I ...

That makes sense, looks like everyone has the same dilemma at 35mm. I will check the Firin 20mm, thanks for the recommendation.

Thanks for sharing. I can imagine it's a good lens but 950g is not an option. I used to own a Sigma Art 135mm 1.8 and it was the sharpest lens I've ever owned. Except that it almost never left ...

My eternal dilemma: 85 or 135.

That's interesting, thanks for sharing it looks like we have the same kind of primes set-up. For the wide end the 12/24 won't be enough for astro but around 20mm is usually good enough for me. No ...

I looked at several shots on Flickr and find the 40mm FOV a bit awkward. Not wide but not long too. My first prime lens was a Panasonic 20mm 1.7 for m4/3, amazing optically but a since I got a 35 ...

Thanks for sharing. Agreed I overlooked the Sony 85 which looks fantastic. Cropping a bit will give me the 100mm field of view. The Batis looks good too and has weather sealing, now is that worth ...

The Tamron 45/1.8 is made for DSLRs, not mirrorless. They are not responsible for how it works on a Z7.

Thank you for the recommendations: I will check the Batis 40mm. The D750 is a very capable camera, just too bulky and half the resolution of the a7rII (so less cropping). Glasses are also way more ...

Hi everyone, I have an upcoming trip to Europe in a few weeks and am considering selling my D750 and switch to the dark side with an a7rII (less bulky, slightly lighter, more resolution and can ...

Thank you for sharing

Thank you everyone for sharing your experiences. This helps me understand each lens a little bit better before making a decision.

Thank you for sharing. The 28/1.4 is not something I would like to carry the whole day neither.

Hello everyone, I recently bought a Ricoh GRII and enjoy the 28mm field of view. I am looking to get a similar prime for my D750. I don't mind manual focus as I use the GRII on snap mode anyway ...

I'm a first GR owner and was of course waiting fort he 3 to be out/tested. It looks amazing but couldn't convince myself to buy it with a 38% drop in battery life. Just received my GR2 like you guys.

Hi there, I also find the GR III to be packed with awesome features but also lean towards buying the GR II. My main camera is a rather heavy full frame DSLR. What I'm looking for in a GR is getting ...