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Check out this high mag macro lens for micro 4/3rds
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Re: Check out this high mag macro lens for micro 4/3rds
RichA <rander3127@gmail.com> wrote:
>http://shashinki.com/shop/yasuhara-n...s-p-10126.html > >About $650.00 U.S. Change the currency on the web page to US$; it comes out at $701.05. It's available on Amazon.com for "only" $536.00 + $11.49 shipping from Slovakia or $499.00 at B&H. Interesting that no focal length is quoted, but I understand it is about 65mm. Also interesting that it stops down to f/32 by which aperture the loss of acuity due to diffraction will be severe. Designed in Japan but made in China so you won't like it, even though the barrel and mount are metal. |
Re: Check out this high mag macro lens for micro 4/3rds
On Apr 18, 12:28*pm, Bruce <docnews2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> RichA <rander3...@gmail.com> wrote: > >http://shashinki.com/shop/yasuhara-n...cro-mount-came... > > >About $650.00 U.S. > > Change the currency on the web page to US$; it comes out at $701.05. > > It's available on Amazon.com for "only" $536.00 + $11.49 shipping from > Slovakia or $499.00 at B&H. > > Interesting that no focal length is quoted, but I understand it is > about 65mm. *Also interesting that it stops down to f/32 by which > aperture the loss of acuity due to diffraction will be severe. > > Designed in Japan but made in China so you won't like it, even though > the barrel and mount are metal. I don't mind the Samyang stuff from Korea, perhaps the can make me a special copy there? |
Re: Check out this high mag macro lens for micro 4/3rds
RichA <rander3127@gmail.com> wrote:
>On Apr 18, 12:28*pm, Bruce <docnews2...@gmail.com> wrote: >> RichA <rander3...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >http://shashinki.com/shop/yasuhara-n...cro-mount-came... >> >> >About $650.00 U.S. >> >> Change the currency on the web page to US$; it comes out at $701.05. >> >> It's available on Amazon.com for "only" $536.00 + $11.49 shipping from >> Slovakia or $499.00 at B&H. >> >> Interesting that no focal length is quoted, but I understand it is >> about 65mm. *Also interesting that it stops down to f/32 by which >> aperture the loss of acuity due to diffraction will be severe. >> >> Designed in Japan but made in China so you won't like it, even though >> the barrel and mount are metal. > > I don't mind the Samyang stuff from Korea, perhaps the can make me a >special copy there? What? You buy things that are ... MADE IN KOREA ????? <shudder> ;-) |
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