p.4 #3What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
I would love to get an ultra wide 16 or 18mm, or a 50mm that is f1.4 or faster, built for fast low-light AF, with lightweight internals, kinda like the 55mm f1.8.
p.4 #4What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
Since we are dreaming here. How about this 35,50,85 all the same design as the 24 1.4 just slightly longer as they go up all 67mm all 1.4 and call them Version II. Dream on .
p.4 #5What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
GMPhotography wrote:
Since we are dreaming here. How about this 35,50,85 all the same design as the 24 1.4 just slightly longer as they go up all 67mm all 1.4 and call them Version II. Dream on .
p.4 #8What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
Not quite but if it eliminates 4 or 5 primes from my bag, and also eliminates sensor dust from changing those primes, I would be accepting of a bit of heft and expense!
p.4 #9What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
I don't think I would stop looking the grass over the fence whatever I got in my hands.
But what I'd love to see:
- CV 28mm f/2 Ultron for Sony and with close MFD (like with the closeup adapter)
- CV 50mm f/1.5 Nokton for Sony and with close MFD (like with the closeup adapter)
- Some compact CV 75/85/90mm fast portrait prime that rendered a bit like Noktons
Why the 50mm f/1.5 when there's the f/1.2 coming? I just love how it renders and I prefer small and light. Same with all of my wishes. I'm not a pixel peeper, but more interested of light weight, compact size, lovely rendering and great handling. And having exif when I shoot with multiple lenses is definitely a bonus.
p.4 #12What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
Right now excellent, small, light zooms. I already have the Tamron 28-75. If the rumored Tamron 17-28 and 70-150 (or 200) materalize and they are as good as the 28-75 then I would be set. (Please don't tell my wife this.) At my age lightness and AF matter. In spite of many years searching for the nth IQ I find that for all practical purposes 98 per cent works on the A7rIII, 99.7 per cent, while nice, is not going to make much if any difference in the final images.
p.4 #19What unannouced lenses would put an end to your GAS for a long time?
In keeping with the Batis ethos, I might suggest they be f3.5 and f4.5 zooms. Kind of like what Tamron is doing in not going head-to-head with Sony GM offerings. Could be really great landscape lenses.
24-80 f3.5
80-210 f4.5
That said I feel like Zeiss has shot itself in the foot with the Batis lenses a bit of late. The 40 is a bit of a mess and the resale on the older ones is quite poor due to what I can only infer is too high msrp and poor perceived value compared to more recent offerings like Sony’s 24 1.4GM and Sony’s 85 1.8 lens.
elicious wrote:
It may be heresy but I'd love a set of Batis f/2.8 zooms