A unique lens that at just under $700 will appeal to many wanting something different to go on their crop sensor camera.
A unique lens that at just under $700 will appeal to many wanting something different to go on their crop sensor camera.
Very low distortion and chromatic aberration.
This is a great lens for people doing landscape, architecture, interiors.
For a distinctly small lens, I’m rather pleased with the overall performance of the new Laowa 85mm 2x Macro. The longer focal length is longer than I regularly use with several of my macro lenses and gives a good working distance, even at f/5.6.
The handling is good, and autofocus seems to meet any needs I’d have. Exposure seems accurate and unphased by shift, tilt, or any old optics I might attach.
[I]t’s a great camera to use, and yes, I could happily use it to replace my 5Ds for much of our paying work.
Canon’s EOS RP is an interesting mix of the advanced and the simple, with a definite nod to making it easy to use for people looking to move to a full frame camera.
What a lens – in many ways the TS-E 135mm is one of the best quality lenses I’ve seriously tested.
A 12mm f/2.8 rectilinear prime lens from Laowa, with very low levels of geometrical distortion.
Unique range of focal lengths combined with excellent optical quality, in a massive and hefty lens at a very non-trivial price.
