Testing a $5,000 Portrait lens

Featured Wednesday, 11 October 2023 15:21

Comparing TWO $5,000 Portrait lenses ?

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Comment Link Thursday, 12 October 2023 22:51 posted by Tim Gasper
Thank you for the reviews on these beautiful lenses. If AF is an issue - to any degree - then just do manual. I always do manual focus on just about everything, but then I don't have to worry about any time restraints being I am retired. Curious to know how a V series lens would be on your digital. Just saying. I'd love to see that and a side-by-side of images. Damn it, now I'm really curious. Thank you again sir. Extremely high quality results.
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