11-23-2017, 03:50 PM
I take my own 14-24 if you don't mind 
but there's this gorgeous 135/1.8 here which - contrary to the 14/1.8 hasn't fell down and broke a part of the thermally (but not fallingly...) stable front hood. Well, the lens and camera took it better than the wooden floor :unsure:
Sure, because each DSLR can focus right down the corners ^_^
Alright, alright "use LiveView for Zeiss' sake" would be the appropriate answer. Got it. But will rip apart the Nikkor anyway. Ha.
but there's this gorgeous 135/1.8 here which - contrary to the 14/1.8 hasn't fell down and broke a part of the thermally (but not fallingly...) stable front hood. Well, the lens and camera took it better than the wooden floor :unsure:Quote:
Not rubbish. If I shoot with the main subject not at the image center (not that uncommon), I'd like to be able to judge what level of sharpness I can expect off-center. Of course I don't shoot flat objects at f/1.8 (outside of the lab)
Sure, because each DSLR can focus right down the corners ^_^
Alright, alright "use LiveView for Zeiss' sake" would be the appropriate answer. Got it. But will rip apart the Nikkor anyway. Ha.