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Φρα.Πε. said:
Οτι και να έρθει καλοδεχούμενο, το μονο σίγουρο οτι πλεον εδω και καιρό ολοι αυτοι οι third party κατασκευαστές δίνουν πραγματικά καλούς φακούς σχεδόν μισοτιμής.
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Εγώ βαρέθηκα να βλέπω primes προσωπικά ... Και τον ίδιο φακό από 2-3 ξάδερφο εταιρείες με άλλο logo. Από εκεί και πέρα, ναι, αξίζουν μια χαρά και έχω πάρει 3 κινεζικούς συνολικά και από τους 3 έμεινα ευχαριστημένος.
 
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As expexted 35mm f1.2 LAB 999€ Z mount


  • Large F1.2 Aperture for Dreamy Bokeh and Low-Light Clarity.
  • Precision Optics: 15/10 Elements (5 ED, 3 HR & 2 UA).
  • Fast, Accurate HyperVCM Autofocus for Photo and Video.
  • 0.34m Minimum Focusing Distance for Close-Up Detail.
  • All-Metal Weather-Sealed Durable Build.
  • Comprehensive Control Button and Integrated LED Lens Display.

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Viltrox AF 35mm F1.2 LAB Z-mount Review | A Budget S-Line Competitor?​


Dustin Abbott

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Viltrox LAB 35mm F1.2 Z-Mount Review - DustinAbbott.net

Photographer Dustin Abbott shares an in-depth review of the long-awaited Nikon Z-mount version of the Viltrox LAB 35mm F1.2
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Strengths:

  • Exceptional optical quality with superb center/midframe sharpness and contrast at F1.2, often sharper across the frame than the $3000 Nikkor Z 35mm F1.2 S
  • Excellent autofocus performance (fast, quiet, reliable for stills and video), with no artificial burst rate limits on Nikon bodies
  • Strong value proposition at $999, combined with premium build features like weather sealing, OLED info display, customizable buttons, and easy firmware updates
  • Versatile rendering with pleasing bokeh, rich colors, minimal aberrations, and strong close-up/detail performance for portraits and landscapes
Weaknesses:

  • Large and heavy (977g, nearly 2kg with a Z8 body), lacking compactness despite being smaller/lighter than the Nikkor competitor
  • Unconventional aperture ring design (unmarked, overly long throw, 1/9-stop clicks, occasional lag) that feels less intuitive than traditional implementations
  • Moderate vignette and minor complex distortion at F1.2 (requiring corrections, no in-camera profile yet), plus slightly weaker flare resistance than the Nikkor
  • No linear manual focus control option and a leather pouch instead of a more practical padded case





Pros:​

  • Not as massive and heavy as the 135mm (or the 35mm F1.2 S-Line)
  • Beautiful built lens
  • Feature rich
  • Very good weather sealing
  • USB port for firmware updates along with Bluetooth for wireless access
  • Quad HyperVCM motors means focus is near instant
  • Focus pulls are nicely damped
  • Exceptionally sharp lens that matches or bests the very best in the center and mid-frame
  • Minimal distortion
  • Strong control of fringing
  • Colors look great
  • Amazing contrast
  • Beautiful bokeh
  • Low coma
  • Amazing price to performance ratio

Cons:​

  • Big and heavy
  • Don’t love the aperture ring design
  • A bit of ghosting issues at some angles
 
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