I have mentioned to the list before, the 50/2 is too contrast for my taste
and three years ago $400 was a very good pirce (for seller) so I sold it for
other Zuikos. Now I started to think I need this high sharpness and high
contrast lens in some situation so I'm looking for one again (at
"reasonable" price of course ;-))
Can't remember the bokeh but most macro lenses has poorer bokeh than normal
one.
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fast Primes" <fast_primes@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Mr. Ling,
>
> If the lens was the sharpest of the Zuiko 50s, may I ask why you sold
> it? I've never had this lens either, so I'm interested in what's "special"
> about it. I've heard for example, that it has a "complex" bokeh, fwiw.
>
> fast_primes
>
> >From: "C.H.Ling-Accura" <chling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >I once own the 50/2, it is definitely differ from all 50s, with high
> >contrast and you will amaze for its always sharp picture, can't say for
the
> >50/1.4>1M and 50/1.8 MIJ. You may not see this as you don't shoot slide
and
> >always scan negatives. Just like using a digital body, the lens is not as
> >important as when film is used, since the output is not that
"adjustable".
> >
> >C.H.Ling
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