LBJ2 wrote: Alpha_Geist wroteSold all my Sony and Leica M gear and migrated over to the Leica SL2-S. The SL lenses are the "chef's kiss" That's a big and exciting move! I can't blame anyone for lusting after the SL 35/2 APO
What's funny is that I'm a 50mm type of person. I had a "few" 28 and 35 M-mount lenses, but rarely used them because I wear glasses and as such, it was very hard for me to see their frame lines in the viewfinder. I got lucky with the 35 APO as it was the last in stock. I needed something wider than the 45/50 focal lengths in those instances where wider would be better. I find myself shooting more and more with the 35 than the other (longer) focal lengths. I never really adapted anything shorter than 50 on my Sony bodies, so perhaps I'm making up for lost time and opportunities!
Edit: Fixed some grammar and other dumbo mistakes. :P
Alpha_Geist wrote: LBJ2 wroteAlpha_Geist wroteSold all my Sony and Leica M gear and migrated over to the Leica SL2-S. The SL lenses are the "chef's kiss" That's a big and exciting move! I can't blame anyone for lusting after the SL 35/2 APO What's funny is that I'm a 50mm type of person. I had a "few" 28 and 35 M-mount lenses, but rarely used them because I wear glasses and as such, it was very hard for me to see their frame lines in the viewfinder. I got lucky with the 35 APO as it was the last in stock. I needed something wider than the 45/50 focal lengths in those instances where wider would be better. I find myself shooting more and more with the 35 than the other (longer) focal lengths. I never really adapted anything shorter than 50 on my Sony bodies, so perhaps I'm making up for lost opportunities! ...Show more →
With the jaw-dropping SL 35/2 APO’s MTF, you have no choice but to love shooting 35mm on the SL2-S Ha! What a lens!