I have been eyeing 50GM for quite a while. I am just wondering how does it perform in close-up? I saw quite a bit of close-up photos here but are those heavily cropped?
little_solja wrote:
Awesome booze and close-up shot! Yes, that is great to hear as it is something I want to know from the users' perspective. Thanks a lot Liggy
My pleasure! Iām liking it enough that the 35 GM is on the radar now.
Well, I broke down and got one of these last week. The sharpness is frankly astonishingly good...135 GM level. I was floored. Wide open is already crazy-sharp, but stopping down to f/2.8, it more than out-resolves a 42MP sensor.
The colors are balanced but more normal than the ZA (which were almost super saturated). Ergonomics, weight, etc are great...though I am surprised at how thin the glass section is, relative to the barrel diameter...I guess those fancy motors that are so fast are large.
Bokeh is nice, especially up close. I have not had much time to shoot multiple types of subjects.
Very satisfied customer so far. Anxious to shoot more with it.
liggy wrote:
Two things I love. Booze and gear.
Fairly close up and cropped a bit.
I had a crazy love affair with The Hibiki a few years back when you could still find the 12 year. After that disappeared I went down quite the Japanese whiskey rabbit hole. This picture brought back memories!
JVan_02 wrote: Peire wroteVetraLens wrotefotografur wroteGot the lens this afternoon.
My muse test shots in direct sun between blinds
I need a $2000 lens to take pictures of my cat that crop is insane.Only 2000 USD?In Europe they are much more expensive.I had to pay 2850 USD for mine.
Well, that price is before tax so maybe $2250ā2400 depending on where you live, but yeah. At least you don't live in Sweden though, the price for the 35 GM is ~$200 more than the rest of the EU.
I'd be more than happy to pay more and live in Sweden
AndrewNYC wrote: JVan_02 wrotePeire wroteVetraLens wrotefotografur wroteGot the lens this afternoon.
My muse test shots in direct sun between blinds
I need a $2000 lens to take pictures of my cat that crop is insane.Only 2000 USD?In Europe they are much more expensive.I had to pay 2850 USD for mine.
Well, that price is before tax so maybe $2250ā2400 depending on where you live, but yeah. At least you don't live in Sweden though, the price for the 35 GM is ~$200 more than the rest of the EU.I'd be more than happy to pay more and live in Sweden
I mean, COVID response aside can't really argue there XD
As much as I want the Voigtlander 50 f/2 APO, the Sony is calling my name very loudly. I much prefer a 50mm over 35mm so have held off on the 35 GM, and maybe if the Voigt was f/1.4 or had much better max magnification I'd jump on it.