1.1 Lens.
Lens speed refers to the maximum aperture diameter, or minimum f-number, of a photographic lens. A lens with a larger maximum aperture is called a "fast lens" because it can achieve the same exposure with a faster shutter speed. Conversely, a smaller maximum aperture (larger minimum
Samyang f1.4 lenses are great value. Especially 85mm and the 35mm in any mount. AF f1.4 lenses in those two focal lengths are usually $1000 or more. But I believe samyang makes them for under $500. My favorite vintage manual focus Lens for cheap is the Canon FD S.S.C 50mm f1.4. I believe I picked
6 Aug 2013 This lens was a type of screwmount lens, and is extremely tough to get your hands on. Canon 50mm F1.0 L. Canon's 50mm f1 is a sort of legendary lens amongst EOS camera owners. Canon 50mm F0.95. Kowa 55mm F1.0. Navitron 50mm F0.95. Rayxar 50mm F0.75. Leica 50mm F0.95 Noctilux. Zeiss 50mm F0.7. Voigtlander 25mm F0.95.
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9 Nov 2013 The lens is incredibly sharp and renders colors beautifully, just like many of the other manual Nikon lenses do. Wrap Up. Having fast lenses for shooting in low-light situations is as important (or in some cases more important) than having a camera that can shoot cleanly at high ISO's. Any of the above lenses
15 Mar 2016 Finally, being forced to memorize the lens' field of view, allows for very fast composition and subject placement. In conjunction with zone focusing, this technique allows split second decision making: crucial when capturing the decisive moment! manual-focus-photo-2. And this of course is the crux of it all:
Konica's Hexanon AR-mount line, as you mentioned, already has a great lens that fits your qualifications. The Hexanon 40mm 1:1.8 is a fast, pancake lens. It's manual focus with a diaphragm controlled by an aperture ring. The lens speed of 1:1.8

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