miene objectively thought of today in the early evening
I do not really about the money I would, I replace my little Sigma 28-70mm but probably
times. The photos are somehow made yesterday for the most part is very blurry and I can not quite explain why. One probably has that lens adjusted as it recently had contact with a volleyball .. or .. it's just not quite as sharp, if not with a lot of flash (and nciht too hard) work. Unless it was actually next to never. Ok, I was in part a depth of just 20cm ... there may indeed be something wrong. was f / 8 would be better, but even at a depth of 1.6 m, it was calculated not only blurred, but lay just very wrong, and I again as the focal points will check. I type as well as something on the open aperture performance, which already produced in volleyball, in combination with ISO800 very much mud. I've also
yesterday evening I tried again and the Nikkor was much sharper. What I was particularly struck that the Sigma had just for images with lots of flash little sharpness. Get the Sigma test still time through, but also just in terms of the Bokeh it does not look particularly great. My replacement should then be a Nikkor 28-80mm. Probably in the G (no aperture ring) type, since the prices are still relatively straightforward there. Unfortunately, the lenses are then mostly in silver. But I'll probably have to get over and I can even redeem my Amazon voucher. On EBay I just lose interest.
And I have again missed the good old lines of the Focus range. A Depth-of-field calculator is nice, but a simple look at the lens is much easier. I would like a useful adapter for the old Minolta lenses. Since I was a little slower than with the autofocus.
I'm looking forward how the new against the old Nikkor Nikkor (35-80) and Sigma (28-70) beats. If it really as good as some say, go the other two retired. Then it must bweisen only his qualities of hard blows from 28mm width ... since it is already ewtas have severe.
times are then set up a tripod and comparison photos do when it arrives.
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