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I have the Sony FE 90 and have the opportunity to buy a Classic 100 at a good price.
I am aware of the differences in specification between these two lenses and understand the impact they have on usage.
Here is my question for users of both:
What is the real difference in rendering between these two lenses if they are stopped down a bit?
The Zeiss certainly generates dreamy images at f/2 but most macro images do not lend themselves to the associated dof.
In practical terms - Once you stop the Zeiss down a bit does it remain a compelling purchase if one owns the Sony?
Or is it a matter of Zeiss magic that is hard to put into words?
Any insights appreciated. | Hasselblad 500C/M with CF Planar 100/3.5 and CF 50/4 FLE | Sold
Price: $1,250.00 Payment method: PayPal Item condition: 8+ Shows moderate wear or finish marks Shipping instructions: USPS
Alright. Wasn't thinking this is coming this quick, but here they are.
Have them for about 3 years, haven't used as much as I want. Camera is not in the best cosmetic condition but damn is it beautiful. Has some paint lost and signs of age, but nothing major, no dents/burns/tears or so, just aging.
As the photo shows, it has Acute Matte D focus screen, a ridiculously expensive piece of screen, but anyways, it's in there.
Not your typical 80mm kit lens! lol
The Planar 100 has to be one of the sharpest lens among all V series. It's mind blowing..
This lens is in newer condition (I acquired separately), only minimal paint lost. Glass is pristine.
The 50mm appears to be older, have bit more paint lost but in overall great condition. Glass is pristine. Lens was service 2 years ago, works great and is my to-go lens, never let me down.
A12 back has matching S/N
Will throw in off market hoods for both lens, not great fit but does the job.
Would love to sell them all together, first, it's convenient; second from my humble bigoted opinion, this the best set to go with V-series.
But feel free to let me know if you just want some pieces of it.
Edit: CF 100 sold
$1250 for the rest
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