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Gunzorro wrote:
Jonah -- The lens has awesome MFD, very good color, and as you have found, and good bokeh in that regard. It has a floating element assembly to aid in close up photography.
I owned the 28/2 AIS, but the characteristics that are working to your benefit in this specialiazed use, were the factors that made it a poor choice for many other types of photography -- mainly severe curvature of field, as with the Nikon 35/2 and 24/2 designs that I tried. I call it an "horseshoe effect" with the focus on the sides of the frame bending severely toward the lens (the Zeiss 50MP macro seems to exhibit the opposite curvature effect). This helps render the sides of your images softer -- good for close up and portrait, bad for flat field subjects that includes most architecture and some landscapes.
I sold mine a few months ago.
But for your use, enjoy! ...Show more →
the 28/2.8 AIS is astonishingly good close up, well demonstrated by Jonah, but really average (or worse) for objects at distance. Some even refer to it as their WA macro lens. In this regard, probably best viewed as a specialty lens rather than general purpose WA. The 28/2 does that job better.
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