newkidontheblk
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Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Sony
Equipment Model: Carl Zeiss 24 -70mm f/2.8 Vario Sonnar
Price (S$): 1600
Description:
Lightly used, in pristine condition, no haze no fungus. View to believe!
Real Name: john
Contact Number: 90999905
Email Address: newkidontheblk@yahoo.com
Condition of Item: 10
Warranty Status: NIL
Package/Accessories/Extras:
All original accessories and box will be given.
Additional Comments:
SLRgear Review
Sharpness
Let's get the praise out of the way first thing: Sony has hit a home run with this lens. Its test results for sharpness show it to be extremely sharp, competing very closely with the Canon and Nikon comparable lenses. Its is optimized to provide its sharpest results in the wider portion of its aperture range, which makes sense to me, as this is a lens you will spend a lot of time shooting wide open. If I were to pick its optimal settings for sharpness they would be 50mm at /4, but really, results are so sharp through /4 that you could select any focal length and be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
Equipment Type: Lens
Equipment Brand: Sony
Equipment Model: Carl Zeiss 24 -70mm f/2.8 Vario Sonnar
Price (S$): 1600
Description:
Lightly used, in pristine condition, no haze no fungus. View to believe!
Real Name: john
Contact Number: 90999905
Email Address: newkidontheblk@yahoo.com
Condition of Item: 10
Warranty Status: NIL
Package/Accessories/Extras:
All original accessories and box will be given.
Additional Comments:
SLRgear Review
Sharpness
Let's get the praise out of the way first thing: Sony has hit a home run with this lens. Its test results for sharpness show it to be extremely sharp, competing very closely with the Canon and Nikon comparable lenses. Its is optimized to provide its sharpest results in the wider portion of its aperture range, which makes sense to me, as this is a lens you will spend a lot of time shooting wide open. If I were to pick its optimal settings for sharpness they would be 50mm at /4, but really, results are so sharp through /4 that you could select any focal length and be hard-pressed to tell the difference.