| Review of: Yashinon DS-M 50mm F1.4 by aleonx3 on Tue January 15, 2013 | Rating: 9 | View more reviews | |
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While I also have many other manual lenses of this focal length, I find that with this lens, it is easier to lock-in focus using my k-5. I have a feeling that the coating from this lens is a better than most others may have something to do with that. The coating on this lens is between the earlier version from Tomioka (more yellowish) and the later version (more blueish). As mentioned, the only gripe that I have is missing the A/M switch. However, I managed to alter the aperture control mechanism to a full-time manual mode by putting a spacer between the pin and spring lever inside the lens. I will upload some photos later when I have a chance.
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| Review of: Chinon Auto MC 28mm F2.8 by aleonx3 on Wed February 3, 2010 | Rating: 8 | View more reviews | |
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I got this with the Chinon CM-4 camera and the Chinon 50mm f1.9 lens. The lens has a solid feel and both the focus and aperture rings are smooth and afirmative at each f stop. So far, I do not have any problem at wide open aperture. A close up shot of the lens that comes with this package show that it is sharp. Seems to be a good deal if you are looking for a wide angle MF lens.
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