Registered: Apr 11, 2011
Total Posts: 787
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trenchmonkey wrote:
My wife's OMG Quiche, drool suckers! 
real men dont eat quiche!
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JKB Photos Registered: Dec 20, 2012 Total Posts: 10 Country: United States |
It happened. Went from having temps in the 20s to the 60s in just a couple of days. My son enjoying getting outside for a change. |
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boshek Registered: Apr 11, 2011 Total Posts: 787 Country: N/A |
trenchmonkey wrote: |
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Donzo98 Registered: Oct 10, 2005 Total Posts: 1269 Country: United States |
F2.2...  |
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tabrink Registered: May 04, 2003 Total Posts: 2668 Country: United States |
Donzo..Suweeeeet... |
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Snap96 Registered: Oct 24, 2008 Total Posts: 69 Country: United States |
Just got an email that BH is filling my pre-order. Also, for those interested, I just checked Adorama and it's in stock there. |
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Jon Nguy Registered: Oct 22, 2010 Total Posts: 370 Country: United States |
Snap96 wrote: |
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chefboyarlee Registered: Apr 20, 2007 Total Posts: 675 Country: United States |
B&H only took about a month to fill my preorder. I LOVE it. Zero fine tune and it is bitingly sharp wide open. I wonder if I should look into selling my Nikon 85G 1.4 for the Sigma? I had one early on and the focus hunt was terrible. Probably a bad copy. |
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Donzo98 Registered: Oct 10, 2005 Total Posts: 1269 Country: United States |
tabrink wrote: |
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Mescalamba Registered: Jul 06, 2011 Total Posts: 2188 Country: Czech Republic |
boshek wrote: |
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cputeq Registered: Jun 25, 2008 Total Posts: 3528 Country: United States |
boshek wrote: |
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Erik Moore Registered: Jul 28, 2007 Total Posts: 993 Country: United States |
 I got outside with mine after af tuning for my corner points, and got nearly a 100% hit rate on those points. This is the sharpest 1.4 lens I have ever owned. |
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tabrink Registered: May 04, 2003 Total Posts: 2668 Country: United States |
Erik, |
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michaelwatkins Registered: Oct 08, 2011 Total Posts: 1058 Country: Canada |
Lovely image Erik! |
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Mahone Registered: Jan 18, 2013 Total Posts: 6 Country: United Kingdom |
Here are a couple of my first images with this lovely lens:
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Donzo98 Registered: Oct 10, 2005 Total Posts: 1269 Country: United States |
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Craig Yannuzzi Registered: Dec 30, 2006 Total Posts: 1567 Country: United States |
Nice shot Don! |
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Donzo98 Registered: Oct 10, 2005 Total Posts: 1269 Country: United States |
Craig Yannuzzi wrote: |
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mco_970 Registered: Apr 03, 2009 Total Posts: 4386 Country: United States |
Playing on a dreary evening... I don't actually think the build on this lens is Zeissy. It's good, but it's pretty light and not really the tank I expected it to be. Focus is fast. It seems very accurate, easily as accurate as 35L was for me on 5D3 if not more so. Definitely sharper wide open than 35L was.  f/2  f/1.4  |
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tabrink Registered: May 04, 2003 Total Posts: 2668 Country: United States |
No negatives at all! |
