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And this probably doesn't belong here, but I thought I'd throw a couple of shots in anyway. It's the Zhong Yi Optics 50 f/0.95 Speedmaster, mounted on the RP (RF mount, so no way to adapt it to ...

Thanks! :) Yeah, the LCD on my RP is the fully-swiveling type and I like it. Maybe Canon's saving that for the M5 ii. :)

There's a couple of threads in the M forums here, that compare the Sigma 56 with the Canon 50/1.8 STM. That was my inspiration to do this quick comparison yesterday. The bokeh on the Sigma 56/1.4 ...

That's something I'll have to look into another day. They were all full-frame lenses on the APS-C sensor, so vignetting wouldn't be nearly as much an issue as on a FF sensor. I might try this again ...

Since you don't want to deal with changing focal lengths, I'd go with the 22. I think the wider field of view would be helpful for taking in the decorated cityscape. I would even consider the ...

I used auto exposure, so they may be different. And I did lens correction through LR, with the vignetting slider at about 75%. They were RAW, so it corrected each lens based on the Adobe profile. S ...

The 1.8 is decent, but you have to be more careful about your background.

First question - what is an FA-LCD?

I think the 50/1.2 and the Sigma 56/1.4 would be pretty comparable on the M6ii in terms of Bokeh. I think that wide open, though, the Sigma might be sharper. At f/1.2, it seemed like the big 50 is ...

Ok, this is NOT a scientific test, not even well-controlled. But I have 3 different 50 mm lenses that I can use on my M6ii, and in light of recent tests of the new Sigma 56/1.4, I decided to take ...

Some very nice shots. Was it quick to acquire focus? It looks like it hit the eye pretty much every sample.

Those are quite nice, really.

It was also an excuse to step outside before tonight's rains come. :)

A few quick examples, sized to 3000 on the long edge, outdoors. Very hard to compare since I didn't have the subject material. Sharpening is what LR chose, I didn't tweak it. I did allow "auto" ...

I'm a little concerned about that copy of the 50 STM used in the OP also. Not the bokeh, which clearly favors the Siggy, no question about it. What I'm wondering is if that is actually as sharp as ...

A quick snapshot taken with the 15-45 on my M6ii....

I have the 18-150 that I kept from my old M5 kit (sold the body, kept the glass). But I haven't used it much on the M6ii. I bought the M6ii with the 15-45 kit lens and I think it's a good ...

Interesting video - and he really shows off the Siggy 56 mm f/1.4. The concerns he raises are interesting - it's basically a fast 85-90 mm lens. Kind of like my trusty old 85/1.2L on full frame, ...

This was an area where I recall the that the Canon 50/1.4 had an advantage over the various renditions of the 50/1.8. I'd have to do what you've done, sit down and compare. Of course, neither is ...

Wow - big difference.