Great review as always! I really appreciate that you aren't sharpness obsessed like some reviewers, instead evaluating each lens on its own merits. This lens is definitely one for the wishlist!
This is the most impressive lens I've ever seen under $500. I'd love to see some reportage with it. Like, if you're in the middle of a crowd, what could you get with it? Super interesting and great review!
All of your vids are super helpful. I’m grateful for these lenses as they’re pretty much all that’s available for RF mount since autofocus etc is banned by Canon.
Just received mine, and had a first "play" with it after it had warmed up from being in a delivery van. Looks promising, the results from interior shots look good, as do the landscape ones in the field at the back of my house (luckily some interesting clouds about). I intend to use it mostly for architectural interiors, then for certain landscapes. I got an obvious sunstar, but no real flare, when I shot straight into the sun through a tree. Using it on a Sony A1, and A7rii.
Comparing your review of the LAOWA 9MM 5.6 FF-RL. You've improved tremendously since than and the quality of your work reflects that in this review. Would you mind elaborating a bit more on how this lens is better than the Laowa?
Practice makes perfect. Thank you! I think this lens renders the images better than Laowa. Images taken with Laowa need more post processing in my opinion.
Why is it better than Laowa's? They look identical and Laowa's is even 3 degrees wider, a few grams lighter, has a closer focusing distance and they offer a filter holder. Also I wonder why they made a 5.6 lens because they mainly compete with price against Laowa now. I think people would like a 2.8 or at least 4.0 lens, even if it was more expensive and larger.
I think it renders the images better than Laowa. Images taken with Laowa need more post processing in my opinion. I think producing cost of f2.8 or f4 lens would also be much higher, not only its size and weight
What a joke of a lens, it's with a dated slow F5.6. Where f2.8? And if many beginners are lost the depth of field scale (1:35) has been compressed so much. Just buy used wide angel lenses beyond 36 years & save
@@PavSZ I guess you never met ATG & Nikon. ATG made many rare lenses. I have ATG 6/2.0 (1 stop faster) & two ATG's Nikon 6/2.8. If you jumped into Canon systems, ATG's 1200/5.0 & ATG/Canon 1200/5.6. No cheap.
Thank you so much for sharing your thought about this lens , I bought it , love it , as you said :(So easy to focus on this manual lens) 👌👌👌
Thank you for watching!
I'm loving mine
Great review as always! I really appreciate that you aren't sharpness obsessed like some reviewers, instead evaluating each lens on its own merits. This lens is definitely one for the wishlist!
thank you for watching
This is the most impressive lens I've ever seen under $500. I'd love to see some reportage with it. Like, if you're in the middle of a crowd, what could you get with it? Super interesting and great review!
certainly a cool lens!
I will be using it in the future productions for sure
All of your vids are super helpful. I’m grateful for these lenses as they’re pretty much all that’s available for RF mount since autofocus etc is banned by Canon.
Great to hear!
Maybe Canon will eventually let other brands to make AF lenses. We all hope
Great video. Makes me want one. But I don't ever use my Rokinon 14mm f2.8 as it is and barely use my Sony 20mm f1.8 lens. So... hmm...
yeah, that's what I said in my video. It is only good value for money if you are going to use it
Just received mine, and had a first "play" with it after it had warmed up from being in a delivery van. Looks promising, the results from interior shots look good, as do the landscape ones in the field at the back of my house (luckily some interesting clouds about). I intend to use it mostly for architectural interiors, then for certain landscapes. I got an obvious sunstar, but no real flare, when I shot straight into the sun through a tree. Using it on a Sony A1, and A7rii.
Nice! I love this lens
Good alternative for real estate photographers like me who own the canon 15-35 2.8 but don’t want to spend the money for the new canon 10-20 f4 rf.
absolutely
I always enjoy your videos and your relaxed approach. Have a good weekend and shoot lots of people.
Thank you very much!
LOVE your shots dude!
Thanks man!
Great review. Thank!
Thanks for watching!
Comparing your review of the LAOWA 9MM 5.6 FF-RL. You've improved tremendously since than and the quality of your work reflects that in this review. Would you mind elaborating a bit more on how this lens is better than the Laowa?
Practice makes perfect. Thank you!
I think this lens renders the images better than Laowa. Images taken with Laowa need more post processing in my opinion.
How can set to my lumix Gh5
you can't. They don't make it with micro four thirds mount
How wide is it on an APSC?
about 13.5mm
Why is it better than Laowa's? They look identical and Laowa's is even 3 degrees wider, a few grams lighter, has a closer focusing distance and they offer a filter holder.
Also I wonder why they made a 5.6 lens because they mainly compete with price against Laowa now. I think people would like a 2.8 or at least 4.0 lens, even if it was more expensive and larger.
I think it renders the images better than Laowa. Images taken with Laowa need more post processing in my opinion.
I think producing cost of f2.8 or f4 lens would also be much higher, not only its size and weight
Sigo sin tener muy claro que sea mejor que el laowa...
I'd reply to your comment but I don't understand it
nice video, thumbs up
Big thanks
And the mail dellivered me this lens today@@PavSZ
@@MrYessyess NICE one!
What a joke of a lens, it's with a dated slow F5.6. Where f2.8?
And if many beginners are lost the depth of field scale (1:35) has been compressed so much. Just buy used wide angel lenses beyond 36 years & save
it's not a joke. It's f5.6, not everyone shoots everything at f2.8
Good luck finding 36 year old 9mm anyway
9mm f2.8? I wonder which company will be the first to make such lens.😂
@@PavSZ I guess you never met ATG & Nikon. ATG made many rare lenses. I have ATG 6/2.0 (1 stop faster) & two ATG's Nikon 6/2.8.
If you jumped into Canon systems, ATG's 1200/5.0 & ATG/Canon 1200/5.6. No cheap.