Really like that last shot, Margriet. I am lucky enough to have the Revuenon and the A50 f1.2. They are both absolutely great lenses but for me the Revuenon wins out, especially given the difference in price. I have always meant to shoot some comparisons when I get a chance. I too have the ee-S focusing screen (carefully adjusted with the shims), that really adds a lot to these lenses. And you are right, serious fringing control often has to be done in post.
I got both of mine for doing studies of plants and nature mainly. For this application, I do think that the MFD is a frustration with both lenses. Using a Raynox or similar allows close-up application, but there is still a gap in field of view between raynox (close up) and the MFD that I think would be very useful to cover.
I have found that an unexpected application for these lenses is table/drinks shots. In particular with the Revuenon, something about the woozy ambiance conjured up, as well as the size of the subjects makes it a perfect drinks lens!
John
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