In my experience, the F1.8's almost always beat the F1.4's, there are
exceptions of course, but usually, the F1.4's have more elements, and the
F1.8's are usually of a direct planar design or variant, and have very
very good distortion correction.
F1.4 vs. F1.2 probably isn't going to be that big of a difference in terms
of a brighter viewfinder..
Is price a consideration??
I use to lust after an F1.4, but they seem quite a bit more flare prone if
you aren't careful with them vs. their F1.8 smaller brothers. So now I
just stick to my F1.8.. the fact that I already have one, probably lent a
few bias leans into the decision making..
Albert
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