You Don’t NEED The Meyer-Optik Nocturnus 75mm F0.95 and All the Bokeh it Offers

It is like Dr. Malcom says in Jurassic Park (and I am paraphrasing here) “Everyone was so caught up in whether or not you could do it, no one stopped to wonder if you should do it. ” I think that is where a lot of people are making the mistake with all of this hubbub about the new Meyer-Optik Nocturnus 75mm 0.

95 lens. We live in an age where we can push our cameras to insane ISO levels and still have a fairly clean and usable image, we aren’t using 35mm film and trying to squeeze what we can out of ISO 800 or ISO 3200 film. .

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2018-4-29 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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