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  1. B. R. P.
    05.08.2023

    “Metal bayonet mount” - mount. Sorry for the edit.

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      05.08.2023

      Fixed

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  2. B. R. P.
    05.08.2023

    The photos are wonderful. Sunflowers - one love. ☼♥☼

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  3. Viktre
    06.08.2023

    It’s easier to look for a used sigma 30mm under Sonya - excellent sharpness and autofocus, in addition, the price differs slightly :)

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  4. Alexander
    13.08.2023

    I also have a similar “make”, only for “fuji”.

    If it weren’t for marriage (at f16 there is strong blurring and dots), then you can shoot and get interesting pictures.

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    • Rodion
      13.08.2023

      So in the sense? At f16, your diffraction is already in full swing, what kind of marriage?

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      • B. R. P.
        13.08.2023

        Yeah… people are strange…

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  5. Vladimir
    24.07.2024

    I bought it for Sony A6700.
    + Exceptionally sharp wide open, almost across the entire frame
    – Doesn’t screw completely onto the camera. In principle, this does not interfere, but sometimes it can fall off spontaneously. A similar thing is observed on Sigma 30,56/1.4, but they simply require more force for complete installation. Here there is nothing to cling to in order to tighten lens 2. Yes, the vignette when open is strong. 3. infinity is knocked down: the icon jumps over real infinity by 1-1.5 mm

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    • Rodion
      24.07.2024

      This happened with some make-up on my Sony A7s. I wanted to test the glass from the cropped Sonya on mine, where it fit normally. But my camera didn’t want to stand up - it won’t fit into the bayonet mount. Apparently, the Chinese screwed up the tolerances for the mount.

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