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ZEISS Otus Apo-Sonnar 100mm f/1.4 T* Lens Review

ZEISS Otus Apo-Sonnar 100mm f/1.4 T* Lens Review

Posted on July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Building upon the solid foundation of the three Otus lenses already available, 28mm, 55mm and 85mm, this new 100mm f/1.4 optic extends the concept of lenses without compromise into the short telephoto arena. Available for Canon (ZE mount) and Nikon (ZF.2 mount) DSLRs, this range of full-frame lenses is intended for those who seek the absolute optimum in image quality and for whom the cost becomes a secondary consideration. Armed with the full-frame Canon 5DS R 50MP camera body, let’s see what the reality of no compromise might be and whether a manual focus prime lens can justify the inevitable price tag that is attached to that concept.
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Cameras Tags:camera, Canon, Canon 5DS, full-frame, lens, Nikon, review, Zeiss

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