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Demon Роман
02.12.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Металлический корпус, отличная сборка, светлый, не очень тяжелый, картинка резкая на всех диафрагмах, отличные цвета
- - Цена, фокус в темноте немного мажет, пыль собирается на кольце...
Leonard Sir
04.12.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Картинка без недостатков, совсем. Качество изготовления
- - Медленный шумный автофокус, пыль липнет на мягкое резиновое кольцо фокуса, кусачая цена
Кто ищет светосильное, автофокусное, крайне резкое начиная с открытой дырки, без хроматики и с шикарным породистым рисунком стекло на некс - тем сюда. Находится на тушке (Nex-6) бОльшую часть времени, иногда уступая место 20mm сониблину - снимаю на него и пейзажи и портреты, для последних временами стоит снять излишнюю резкость в фотошопе, ибо при боковом свете видно каждую выбоину в коже.. Корпус будто вырезан лазером...
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27.04.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
- + Резкий, хорошие цвета, легкий
- - Автофокус не выключается пока включен фотоаппарат, работает постоянно.
Очень резкий, цвета яркие и субъективно приятные. Сравниваю...
Evgeniy S.
29.09.2020
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Легкий по весу, фирменный цейсовский рисунок и цвет, отличная резкозть даже на 1.8, что тут добавить )) сравнивал с...
Скроменый эксперт
11.11.2014
10/10
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The lens is superb, as is its sister lens, the Touit 12mm/f:2.8. The lenses uphold the grand tradition of the only major lens designers and producers for small and medium format cameras for decades. I mean Zeiss and Leitz. The lens functions as I would expect. I am used to the ultrasonic autofocus motors in Canon EF/L lenses, and compared to these, this lens is audible, but barely, and is not objectionable. Too many reviews are revelations of the expectations of the user, not an actual attempt to objectively assess the lens. Perhaps someone should use a sound-level meter on all these lenses instead of our having to slog through the subjective and clearly biased observations of someone disappointed over a seven hundred or one thousand dollar expense. To me the results are in the apparent quality of the product as a manufactured object, and the photographic results. The images are impeccable, and will readily print at significant sizes (20x30 inches) in salon quality. I use the lens on an a6000 with pre-focus turned off, as the constant hunt focus is an incredible annoyance, as well as a power drain. I also have a NEX6 body on which either Touit lens is simply unusable. Why Zeiss committed this gaffe in the firmware is inexplicable. The fact that, once they have a firmware update for it, the lens (either Touit lens requiring it) will have to be returned to Zeiss is unacceptable and an indication of one of the few lapses in Sony and Zeiss design [off topic: the Sony protocol for installing firmware updates on hardware, cameras and lenses is little short of a travesty; other companies, Canon and Fuji, make it easy and virtually fool-proof, especially on Mac computers].
Скроменый эксперт
24.02.2015
10/10
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This Lens is really a Five Star Lens ! Last October I spent Three Days at Gettysburg and Antitem Nation Battlegrounds ! I used this Lens on My Sony Nex 7 Body ! Sheer Perfection in both Imagery and when I was successful , with some instances of " Bokeh " ! I exposed over 450 Images , and the Lens really is without match , in its Class ! Low light attempts were captured , that I thought were beyond My Reach ! The sheer Quality of Build and Design are Very Impressive ! I recently purchased a 32mm Touit in a Fuji X Mount , and look forward to using it , if Winter ever leaves Us here in Snowy N H ! This Lens , in closing , is a Lens to Keep , because it will always Impress You with it's Results ! R E Keay
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27.06.2014
10/10
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I bought this lens to be my kit lens on a Sony A6000, which I bought body only. I love primes and have been shooting with them for about eight years. The Sony is my first foray into mirror-less CSC's. I love the build quality and the rubberized focus ring. I also love the 48mm(equiv) focal length. I have a Voigtlander Ultron 40 which I use on my D700 and it is surprising how useful the 40 mm focal length range is being between the classic 35's and 50's.
This Zeiss glass is lovely. I have seen comparisons ad nauseum considering softness here or there, or the over sharpness of the bokeh etc etc etc.
What is lost in all of this is that premium lens manufacturers such as Zeiss have decades of experience in producing lenses that give up sharpness and micro detail here or there on purpose for they are designed with what I call "painting" in mind. They are produced for their signature "look." This is obviously quite subjective. You like the look or you don't.
As far as bokeh is concerned, I've found that background selection is a major part of OOF smoothness no matter what lens one is using.
This Zeiss Touit is so nice that I am buying one for a Fujifilm X E2 that I have ordered.
I will not give up my D700, but mirrorless cameras have come far enough to strike my fancy. And the Zeiss Touit is a worthy companion and worth every penny.
This Zeiss glass is lovely. I have seen comparisons ad nauseum considering softness here or there, or the over sharpness of the bokeh etc etc etc.
What is lost in all of this is that premium lens manufacturers such as Zeiss have decades of experience in producing lenses that give up sharpness and micro detail here or there on purpose for they are designed with what I call "painting" in mind. They are produced for their signature "look." This is obviously quite subjective. You like the look or you don't.
As far as bokeh is concerned, I've found that background selection is a major part of OOF smoothness no matter what lens one is using.
This Zeiss Touit is so nice that I am buying one for a Fujifilm X E2 that I have ordered.
I will not give up my D700, but mirrorless cameras have come far enough to strike my fancy. And the Zeiss Touit is a worthy companion and worth every penny.
Скроменый эксперт
28.09.2014
10/10
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Been using this lens for the last 3 months and the quality of images it produces is awesome. The only downside is that its a bit slow to Autofocus (which is why i am giving it 4 stars), and may not be the best lens for sports or action photography. The zeiss website advertises that there will be a lens firmware update that will make it support sony alphas latest AF features to allow it to focus faster, but every time i enquire about this, zeiss says its still work in progress.
The AF slowness is not that bad actually, its still good enough to focus (continuous or single) on my kids as they play around.
As far as sony e-mount is concerned, I think its hands down the best APS-C fast prime lens for that mount.
The AF slowness is not that bad actually, its still good enough to focus (continuous or single) on my kids as they play around.
As far as sony e-mount is concerned, I think its hands down the best APS-C fast prime lens for that mount.
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19.07.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I am big Zeiss fan, my favorite lenses are Plannar ZM 50/2 and Sonnar ZA 135/1.8, so I was anticipating Touit with great expectations, dreaming of getting most out of NEX-7 24M sensor. At the same time I love Sigma 30/2.8 and Sigma 60/2.8. 30/2.8 is practically glued to my camera, sharp, light but 2.8, so I wanted more. Finally it arrived.
Initial impression - Zeiss, 100% Zeiss. Mechanically - perfect finish, nice touch, solid piece of machinery. Includes hand signed QC sheet. Comes with oversize hood (not a match for 135/1.8 hood but looks impressive anyway).
After mounting on camera and attempting manual focusing, I do 99.99% shoots with manual focus, I sensed strange feeling. Which can be compared to assault's rifle recoil. It's focusing by wire! You turn a ring, camera senses it and activates DC motor. Lens is heavy, so motor must be powerful and it is, as result I am feeling how it moves optical groups. Very weird sense but I can live with it, I am perfectly OK with Sigma's rattling when camera is off, btw Sigma is silent, just plain silent, it is as well focus-by-wire but SILENT!
Image quality - I do not understand other reviews admiring optical qualities of Touit. May be this people never saw that Sigma 30/2.8 can deliver on NEX-7, whatever. For my unscientific eyes, Touit is simply soft till f/3.5, only after it became rather sharp but I want it to be sharp at f/1.8 like Sonnar ZA is super sharp at f/1.8. No need to step down (in Touit case quite a few steps down). I know sharpness is not main thing in photography but I can not use things which do not perform.
So, bottom line - very soft till f/3.5, compare to Sigma 30/2.8. DC focusing motor - simple disappointing, I wish Zeiss just made it manual focus only lens. I would strongly recommend think twice before investing money into Touit. I sent it back.
PS Bokeh - typical zeiss, nice, smooth, I miss it a lot.
Initial impression - Zeiss, 100% Zeiss. Mechanically - perfect finish, nice touch, solid piece of machinery. Includes hand signed QC sheet. Comes with oversize hood (not a match for 135/1.8 hood but looks impressive anyway).
After mounting on camera and attempting manual focusing, I do 99.99% shoots with manual focus, I sensed strange feeling. Which can be compared to assault's rifle recoil. It's focusing by wire! You turn a ring, camera senses it and activates DC motor. Lens is heavy, so motor must be powerful and it is, as result I am feeling how it moves optical groups. Very weird sense but I can live with it, I am perfectly OK with Sigma's rattling when camera is off, btw Sigma is silent, just plain silent, it is as well focus-by-wire but SILENT!
Image quality - I do not understand other reviews admiring optical qualities of Touit. May be this people never saw that Sigma 30/2.8 can deliver on NEX-7, whatever. For my unscientific eyes, Touit is simply soft till f/3.5, only after it became rather sharp but I want it to be sharp at f/1.8 like Sonnar ZA is super sharp at f/1.8. No need to step down (in Touit case quite a few steps down). I know sharpness is not main thing in photography but I can not use things which do not perform.
So, bottom line - very soft till f/3.5, compare to Sigma 30/2.8. DC focusing motor - simple disappointing, I wish Zeiss just made it manual focus only lens. I would strongly recommend think twice before investing money into Touit. I sent it back.
PS Bokeh - typical zeiss, nice, smooth, I miss it a lot.
Скроменый эксперт
21.05.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Absolutely the best lens for e-mount. I have this lens for 11 months. Image quality is simply stunning. On sony nex 5r focusing is very slow but accurate. Manual focusing is very satisfying. Lens has tiny steps during focusing that I like very much. Focus peeking is very helpful.
When I bought sony a6000 lens became like very different in a good way. A6000 has an option to disable prefocus to eliminate focus hunting. Autofocus speed improved substantially. The lens can easily resolve the details with Increased resolution sensor.
I tried Sony FE55mm/f1.8. In my opinion touit 32 is much better on a6000. Minimum focusing distance on 55mm is too long. I also prefer colors of touit.
All in all the best standard lens for cropped sensor cameras.
When I bought sony a6000 lens became like very different in a good way. A6000 has an option to disable prefocus to eliminate focus hunting. Autofocus speed improved substantially. The lens can easily resolve the details with Increased resolution sensor.
I tried Sony FE55mm/f1.8. In my opinion touit 32 is much better on a6000. Minimum focusing distance on 55mm is too long. I also prefer colors of touit.
All in all the best standard lens for cropped sensor cameras.
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14.09.2014
10/10
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Amazing lens. Great service, fast ship. Slower to focus than my sony 50mm f1.8, but the photo quality is amazing. Build is unreal. Total tank . Worth every penny.
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16.08.2014
10/10
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i didn't know too much about photography when i bought this lens. I got it based in the recommendation of a friend. after buying a second lens (50-210 sony) i understood how amazing this lens is.
Скроменый эксперт
05.08.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
The images are very sharp--as soon as the lens has finished focusing on the image. This comes as no surprise, because everything I have read pointed to this issue... I am glad I didn't pay full price.
Скроменый эксперт
02.07.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I've written an extensive review of this lens on my website, complete with photographic and video examples. I'll share some of the finer points of this lens here, but for the full review, just google this lens and matthew durr photography.
So, making this review quick and concise: what does this lens do well on a NEX-7?
-Extremely high cross-frame sharpness
-Negligible chromatic aberrations, both in- and out-of-focus
-Stellar build quality
-Smooth bokeh up close
-Superb rubberized focus ring (it's fly-by-wire focusing though)
What holds the Touit 32mm back
-Bokeh gets a little busy as focus distance increases
-Multiple flare reflections
-Noticeable barrel distortion for a prime lens
-Expensive at $900
This lens can be a tough one to recommend to just anyone with a NEX (or Fuji camera, for that matter) considering its price. Compared to its most obvious competition, the Sony 35mm f/1.8 OSS at half the price, the Zeiss doesn't present a very high value. In some ways, like distortion and bokeh, the Sony actually performs better. In terms of pure photographic potential, the Zeiss is superior. But for anyone who wants to go handheld at night, or record handheld video often, the optical stabilization in the Sony makes it a marginally better lens. Both the Sony 35mm and Zeiss 32mm are great lenses, with different attributes to each.
So, making this review quick and concise: what does this lens do well on a NEX-7?
-Extremely high cross-frame sharpness
-Negligible chromatic aberrations, both in- and out-of-focus
-Stellar build quality
-Smooth bokeh up close
-Superb rubberized focus ring (it's fly-by-wire focusing though)
What holds the Touit 32mm back
-Bokeh gets a little busy as focus distance increases
-Multiple flare reflections
-Noticeable barrel distortion for a prime lens
-Expensive at $900
This lens can be a tough one to recommend to just anyone with a NEX (or Fuji camera, for that matter) considering its price. Compared to its most obvious competition, the Sony 35mm f/1.8 OSS at half the price, the Zeiss doesn't present a very high value. In some ways, like distortion and bokeh, the Sony actually performs better. In terms of pure photographic potential, the Zeiss is superior. But for anyone who wants to go handheld at night, or record handheld video often, the optical stabilization in the Sony makes it a marginally better lens. Both the Sony 35mm and Zeiss 32mm are great lenses, with different attributes to each.
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