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GFX with custom 24mm TSE ii in Los Angeles

mark1958

Member
It took some time to get used to it.. I just wondered if you have used it yourself. The reviews I read were generally good so I was a bit disappointed by my findings. Their 50mm got poor reviews.

It is too bad about the optics on that Schneider 28mm. It isn't awful, but it is not on par with the others like you mentioned, especially the Canons. The reason I say it is too bad is because it is a mechanical masterpiece. Well, I will pull back on that a little. There are some operating quirks to get used to, but the lens is purely mechanical, precisely geared, and a pleasure to operate once you are used to it.
 

Geoff

Well-known member
It is too bad about the optics on that Schneider 28mm. It isn't awful, but it is not on par with the others like you mentioned, especially the Canons. The reason I say it is too bad is because it is a mechanical masterpiece. Well, I will pull back on that a little. There are some operating quirks to get used to, but the lens is purely mechanical, precisely geared, and a pleasure to operate once you are used to it.
That lens is attractive in concept. Tried putting it on a MM and compared it to cropping an image from a new 21mm. Apart from more resolution, the images were almost the same - couldn't pick one over the other.
 
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