Φακοί SongRaw

  • Αγαπητοί φίλοι και φίλες,

    Σας προσκαλούμε να γιορτάσουμε μαζί τα 20α γενέθλια του AVclub.

    Το Σάββατο 10 Οκτωβρίου, από τις 18:00 θα πραγματοποιήσουμε το πάρτι των γενεθλίων του φόρουμ μας στο Peñarrubia Lounge.

    Δηλώστε τη συμμετοχή σας εδώ, θα χαρούμε πολύ να σας δούμε από κοντά.

Kosh

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SongRAW Moonlit 85mm f/1.2 Lens Announced - Challenging the 85mm Classics​


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The SongRAW Moonlit 85mm f/1.2 will initially be available in Sony E-mount and Nikon Z-mount versions, with an L-Mount version planned for later release. The price is set at $1,299, with availability expected by the end of 2025.





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Θηριακι.

The new Chinese company announced the 85mm f/1.2. This is their second lens after the 50mm f/1.2 which has been announced a couple of months ago and i still not available in EU and EU stores.


  • Autofocus using STM motors
  • one aspherical element, five ED glass elements, and 11 HR glass elements
  • onstructed from aerospace-grade aluminum
  • 1.5kg
 
Αφηστε ρε τα παιδια να βγαλουν τιποτα εξωτικο ποτε δεν ξερεις απο ποιο ποταμι λασπης θα ξεπροβαλλει κανα διαμαντι.

Εδω εβγαλε η Viltrox καλους φακους που την ειχαμε για καναλι λυματων στην Ψυττάλεια
 
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SongRaw Moonlit 50mm F1.2 FE Review | We Have a New Challenger!​

Dustin Abbott




Strengths:

  • Competitive pricing relative to other 50mm F1.2 lenses.
  • Excellent build quality with robust materials and weather sealing.
  • Good optical performance with beautiful bokeh rendering.
  • Precise autofocus system suitable for portraits and stills.
Weaknesses:

  • Larger and heavier compared to competitors, making it less portable.
  • Autofocus motor not as fast for high-speed action photography.
  • Notable flare issues at smaller apertures and slight cool/magenta color tones.
  • As a new entrant, SongRaw faces skepticism about long-term reliability and customer support.




Pros:​

  • Very successful first lens
  • Tough, durable build
  • Feature rich lens
  • Thorough weather sealing
  • Accurate and well damped focus
  • Video AF quite good
  • Low distortion
  • Near perfect control of aberrations
  • Very good sharpness wide open
  • Amazing sharpness stopped down
  • Lovely bokeh
  • Great subject isolation
  • Considerably cheaper than alternatives

Cons:​

  • Bigger and heavier than Sigma or Sony
  • Autofocus isn’t as sophisticated as alternatives
  • Specular highlights are busy
  • Some flare issues
 
SUMMARY: The SongRaw AF 85mm F1.2 MS lens stands out for its exceptional optical performance and competitive price, making it appealing for portrait photographers. Priced at $649, it’s significantly cheaper than similar models like the Sigma and Nikon, yet it offers stunning image quality with excellent contrast and detail. Despite its impressive specs, the lens’s significant size and weight may deter some users, and its autofocus system, while precise, could benefit from improvements. Overall, it delivers remarkable value, particularly for those who prioritize optical excellence.

Strengths:

  • Exceptional image quality with great contrast and sharpness.
  • Competitive pricing at $649 compared to other high-end lenses.
  • Simplified design for easier use without compromising on optical performance.
Weaknesses:

  • Large and heavy, which may be cumbersome for some photographers.
  • Autofocus speed and smoothness lag behind competitors with more advanced motor systems.


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SongRaw 85mm F1.2 MS Review | Huge Lens, Huge Performance​

Dustin Abbott






Pros:​

  • Outstanding Optical Performance:Exceptional sharpness, contrast, and overall image quality at various apertures, especially at F1.2.
    • Apochromatic (APO) design minimizes color fringing, delivering vibrant and accurate colors.
  • Competitive Pricing: At $649, it provides a compelling alternative to more expensive options like the Sigma and Nikon 85mm F1.2 lenses, which are priced at $1599 and $2996, respectively.
  • Well-Designed Build:Constructed with an aerospace-grade aluminum body, ensuring durability while maintaining a lightweight feel compared to other high-end 85mm lenses.
    • Improved USB-C firmware update process enhances user-friendliness.
  • Impressive Bokeh: The lens produces beautiful, creamy bokeh due to its large maximum aperture and 13-blade iris, ideal for portrait photography.
  • Enhanced Detail Capture: Excellent performance in microcontrast, allowing fine details to pop even in challenging lighting situations.
  • Good Minimum Focus Distance: With a minimum focus distance of 85cm, the lens allows for creative close-up shots, achieving unique subject isolation.
  • Strong Build Quality: Sealed against moisture and dust, offering reliability in various shooting conditions.

Cons:​

  • Size and Weight: At 1120g, the lens is quite hefty, which can be cumbersome for extended shooting sessions or travel.
  • Autofocus Limitations: While the autofocus is accurate, it lacks the speed and smoothness found in lenses equipped with dual motors, leading to occasional focus issues.
  • Simplicity vs. Control: The absence of an aperture ring may deter photographers who prefer manual control for exposure settings.
  • Focus Noise: Autofocus operations produce a noticeable amount of noise, which may not be ideal for video recording.
  • Vignette: Heavy vignetting at wide apertures may require post-processing corrections to achieve uniform exposure, though this can be a stylistic choice for some photographers.
  • Limited Brand Recognition: As a newer lens brand, SongRaw may face skepticism from some potential users regarding reliability and support compared to established brands.
  • Focus Breathing in Video: Autofocus performance for video, especially during significant focus changes, can result in distracting movements, making it less suited for dynamic video scenarios.