If there is any brand that inspires awe into film photographers, it's Zeiss. Sure, there's also Mamiya, Pentax, and Leica; but Zeiss lenses are the highest fruit you can get your hands on. And if you're a Nikon or Canon film SLR photographer, then you can get your hands on some of the best Zeiss lenses for film photography.
There have been a some new lenses that have gone though the DXOMark boot camp over the last month, and there were high expectations for them, but did they have enough about them to beat the existing top ten performing lenses according to DXOMark? Join us after the break to see if new offerings from Canon and Nikon were able to budge lenses that seem to have made their spots in the table their permanent homes.
Often when we go to buy new glass we are quick to discredit manual focus lenses and that's a real shame. There are some truly stunning manual focus lenses on the market for both Canon and Nikon cameras, but in the day and age where we expect things to be done for us, these gems often fall by the wayside.
We’ve updated our recent lens guide to the Zeiss Milvus lineup of glass. Are they pricey? Sure, but when you consider what you’re getting with the quality of an optic that Zeiss offers, you’re realizing you’re getting a great investment.
We’ve updated our recent lens guide to the Zeiss Milvus lineup of glass. Are they pricey? Sure, but when you consider what you’re getting with the quality of an optic that Zeiss offers, you’re realizing that you’re getting a great investment.