p.3 #1Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
I agree the Sony does seem to look better in the corners. It’s almost looking oversharpen but it’s identical as everything else. It’s a damn sharp lens. I personally think it’s there best GM yet
p.3 #2Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
Hey Guy thanks for all your effort on this lens test. I bought your Loxia 21and had been waiting for the CV 21 since I enjoy the ergonomics of my CV15/40/65 and the results.
Other than some micro-contrast difference, it appears you like the CV 21 .. have you seen a softer midrange as Phillip R has seen in his comparison?
p.3 #4Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
This thread needs a boast. I went out today and shot all but the 15. So I finally got a chance to shoot and update this thread with some images. Which hopefully will help someone. Posting soon
p.3 #11Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
theacguy71 wrote:
I can not tell the difference, this makes me triple guess my choice for a landscape lens L21, CV 21 or the new Sony 24f1.4
They are very close indeed. You have to be a hound dog to sniff out the diffrences . The real point here is you will never shoot like this with 2 lenses the same. Only on a test, so you have to figure out your fudge factor.
p.3 #15Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
I’m sticking with the Cv21 as it’s small will travel really nice and a joy to shoot. Really the Sony will go into my AF kit and stay there. It will be a work lens but in a pinch it can do just about anything. In Fred head to head with the Loxia 21 the Loxia was a smidge better. Here is that fudge factor 700 or 1300. Now I gotta look those numbers up
p.3 #18Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
theacguy71 wrote:
I can not tell the difference, this makes me triple guess my choice for a landscape lens L21, CV 21 or the new Sony 24f1.4
I can tell the first image is the 24 GM based on perspective alone. Keep in mind that Guy cropped the 24mm GM shot to match the 21mm though....and that means a loss of ~10MP. So from 42 to 32MP. Still great resolution but something to keep in mind.
For landscapes, I prefer the Lox 25 which is actually narrower than 25mm. (perhaps close to 26mm) so the crop to match 21mm would be even larger with the final image getting reduced to 28MP. Again, this may matter depending on your final output.
p.3 #19Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
Here is another one . Slightly diffrent perspective because i moved back. The only correction I am making is the 1/3 of a stop under exposing of the CV. Just always seems like that
p.3 #20Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
Fred Miranda wrote: theacguy71 wroteI can not tell the difference, this makes me triple guess my choice for a landscape lens L21, CV 21 or the new Sony 24f1.4I can tell the first is the 24 GM based on perspective alone. Keep in mind that Guy cropped the 24mm GM shot to match the 21mm though....and that means a loss of 10MP. So from 42 to 32MP. Still great resolution but something to keep in mind.
For landscapes I prefer the Lox 25 which is actually narrower than 25mm. (perhaps close to 26mm) so the crop to match 21mm would be even larger and we would end up with 28MP.
Yes i did crop slightly on the first one. The second one(church) I moved back so no cropping