The Best Lenses According to DXOMark of March 2019

In continuing our pursuit of capitalism and conversations that will ultimately lead to some photographers feeling inadequate about their gear because the internet is a terrible place, we're rounding up the top lenses that DXOMark rates to be fantastic.

We need to remind everyone though that their results really only grade the optics and there is so much more to a lens than just the optics. Additionally, what they don't test for is character. Instead, they base it off of what they can put into a quantifiable, factual and clinical finding. They also judge things like weather sealing, autofocus speed, build quality, balance, etc. Only real life testing does that. But without further adieu, check out their best lenses. .

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Sigma CEO confirms they will keep developing APS-C E-mount and make new FF E-mount lenses

Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki confirmed the dual E-mount strategy (minute 9.26): They will keep developing APS-C E-mount lenses They are working on new Full Frame E-mount lenses Reminder What we know so far from Sigma’s FE plan: Sigma is preparing the launch of two new lenses The first lens is rumored to be a 35mm […] The post Sigma CEO confirms they will keep developing APS-C E-mount and make new FF E-mount lenses appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

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The Curious History of the Lens That Disappeared

Not many brands make a 25mm lens. But Zeiss has made several of them. We're talking about full-frame 25mm lenses -- not those for Micro Four Thirds or APS-C lenses. In fact, Zeiss made several. In our 14 years of reviewing lenses, we've tested their 25mm f2 Batis, 25mm f2.