p.2 #1Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 'Lab' Z Mount Released
I need affiliate links AlexCruise wrote: JadedWriter wroteWalking out and freezing for an hour is a better way to sell a lens than a 30 minute video AlexCruise wroteJadedWriter wroteIs this going to double as the image thread?
(the lens silhouette expands for size comparisons and more) Looks like E-mount gets the cream for now, but the door is opening for RF.
The silhouette for the supposed 135/1.2 is impossible; the front element would have to be 113mm, and that body is narrower than the front of their purported 85/1.2.
People raised the same issue you just did, back then (looking through the names, where/why did most of them go?). If anyone would do it, were I a betting man my money would be on these guys at Viltrox. The Chinese tech sectors thrive on tariffs and sanctions, it just makes them stronger, more self-reliant. Ask Nvidia.
p.2 #8Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 'Lab' Z Mount Released
The video AF on this lens is not good. If the subject is in a side profile the lens is not going to detect the subject's face or eyes.
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p.2 #9Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 'Lab' Z Mount Released
JadedWriter wrote:
The video AF on this lens is not good. If the subject is in a side profile the lens is not going to detect the subject's face or eyes.
That's interesting, I wouldn't have thought the lens itself would have affected the AF algo detecting a face. Holding on to it, yeah.
p.2 #10Viltrox AF 35mm f/1.2 'Lab' Z Mount Released
Side profile thing sees nothing. I can't blame the Z6III for that like I don't know what happened. Thing also pulses a lot. RoamingScott wrote: JadedWriter wroteThe video AF on this lens is not good. If the subject is in a side profile the lens is not going to detect the subject's face or eyes.That's interesting, I wouldn't have thought the lens itself would have affected the AF algo detecting a face. Holding on to it, yeah.