p.6 #2Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
GMPhotography wrote: Fred Miranda wroteGMPhotography wroteWe answered at the same time.It's funny we've tried so many things together. We fought many of these battles. Lol
Honestly, the CV 40/1.2 E-mount solved this issue for me replacing my 35/50 MF lenses and it's native. The ZM 35/1.4, CV 35/1.7 Ultron, CV 50/1.2 and Loxia 50/2 are still great alternatives though.
I remember how sharp the CV 35/1.7 Ultron was at center. Rendering was smooth with zero onion ring pattern in the specular highlights. Definitely a great lens that Voigtlander needs to port or redesign for the E-mount.
p.6 #4Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
CV21 update. I replaced my hood on this since I bent it when I dropped it off my desk.
I bought a Haoge 52mm rectangular metal screw in which you have a ring that you can really tighten down the hood. What that does is make the hood on strong enough to use to take the lens and off. This lens is very tight on the body. Works like a charm. No vignette at all
p.6 #11Big Bronco 7 Lens CV15,CV21,CV35,CV 50,S24,CV50 FE
So some changes since I ran this test. So I’m adding the CV 28 F2 Ultron with PCX 5000 filter. Plus the new CV 50 1.2 against the Sony 50 1.4 . Well that may mean more than. Just FYI I ran out this morning to test these two lenses and I realised I’m not medicall fit yet to work. Stubborn Italian
So there really just Big Bronco . I’ll be traveling next week with both of these lenses plus my Sony 135 and hope to get some real shots up. For all my fans I’m doing well and getting better with some treatment plans plus I ripped all my teeth out at the same time. So yea I’m one crazy mo fo. I’m on the mend, thanks for the support