[A] $1,900 lens at this quality is freakin' phenomenal.
[A] $1,900 lens at this quality is freakin' phenomenal.
This is Sigma's next generation of Art lenses coming up after the 70-200, the 50mm f/1.2, now we got the 24-70 here. They're knocking it out of the park here, guys. This is a really solid lens.
I am blown away by this.
In a nutshell, this lens is really good for what it is: price point, performance, no issues, no complaints whatsoever.
I don't know, but for everything else, the Leica SL3 is a very, very impressive camera and it's something you need to get in your hands to experience and understand.
For me, I judge every camera on its own merit when I do a review, and what Sony's done with the Sony a9 III is pretty freaking amazing.
This is a very good lens, the optical stabilization inside of it is also really good. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a good 70-200mm; this may be the one to pick up, especially if you're a Leica user, Sigma user, or Panasonic user.
This may be the most fun Leica camera I have used to date.
I would say these are really really neck and neck, maybe I'm going to give the edge to the Nikon Nikkor Z 135mm f/1.8 S Plena though. If you're going to be at base ISO the Plena is going to be a bit sharper, but again both of these lenses perform fantastic.
I'm biased, but I think this is the best time because this camera is mature to a point where I felt that it's able to do more sort of stuff.
By the way, I absolutely love this lens. It's one of the better performing 70-200s on the market currently.
I really can't fault this camera. Obviously we're nitpicking EVF and a couple other things with stabilization, but for the most part, for the price point, as I mentioned at the top of this video, I think Sony made maybe the best consumer camera of 2023.
This is probably one of Canon's best prime lenses to date, and that is a big feat because the 50mm f/1.2 is phenomenal, the 85mm f/1.2 is butter, it is gorgeous, it just blows out the background but still maintains sharpness with your subject.
[T]his is the probably the best one on the market to get at this point in time.
I will just tell you, if you thought the M10 Monochrom was good, the Leica M11 Monochrom surpasses that to become my favorite M digital camera of all time.
As we saw from the images, and of course the comparisons against the 50 1.2 and the 105 1.4, it's safe to say that this is the crown jewel of Nikon's lineup in terms of lenses right now.
There are some new upgrades that this lens, we'll talk about in terms of the autofocusing, in terms of the image stabilization, all that great stuff, but overall I gotta tell you, the cliff notes version of this review, this is friggin amazing.
This is a fantastic lens, there's nothing for me to complain about except it's big, that's it.
I really have, and I think for the size, the price, it's a very attractive buy for a lot of Nikon users out there.
I think it's a great bang for the buck to be honest with you.
As much as I want to really love the Pentax K-3 Mark III for the build quality, the colors, the features, and a lot of things about this camera that I like, when it comes down to the performance, it's not quite there yet in my personal opinion.
