Reviewed by Mark
, Expert
, from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Price Paid $299.00
at KEH
Photography Experience 2-5 years
, Outdoor
Summary One word: incredible. This is the sharpest lens I've seen, period. Slides show incredible detail under an 8x loupe -- it's just like looking at the real thing. There is no reason to avoid buying this lens.
Strengths - Low price (used)
- Sharp
- Lightweight
- Standard 72mm filter
- Works well with generic screw-on rubber hoods ($5 on eBay)
Weaknesses I can't find a single thing wrong with this lens. Out-of-focus areas are good, but nothing special.
Summary An excellent, sharp, well made standard lens. Mine is quite old, and was bought s/h with the body.
As a newcomer to the GS-1, and a user also of a Mamiya 7II, whose lenses are renouned for their sharpness, I have not been disappointed by the GS-1 and 100mm lens combo.
Strengths Sharp, light, well built, superb bokeh, good contrast.
Reviewed by Chang-ho Choe
, Expert
, from Woodside, NY
Photography Experience 6-10 years
, Fine Art
Summary not sharp, mine may have a problem
Strengths none
Weaknesses Other people say this is the sharpest lens and they may be correct, but I just want to say that in my case it is not. It is OK but not as sharp as other professional lenses.
Similar Products Used Pentax 55mm, 90mm, 105mm, Hassel 80mm, 150mm, 120mm M, 250mm, Mamiya, 55mm, 110mm, 180mm, 250mm
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