Samyang T-S 24mm f/3.5 ED AS UMC à Décentrement/Bascule Sony E

Aunque su control es totalmente manual (enfoque, apertura), en seguida aprend a manejarlo. Buen contraste y hermoso color, su desenfoque de forma artstica es fantstico. Para un buen enfoque puedes usar el modo Live View de tu cmara y acercar la imagen. Encantado con la compra.

As a tilt-shift lens option, Samyang offers a very economic opportunity with optimal quality for all photographers to taste tilt-shift experience. Unless users go "pixel-peeping", the quality is nice and sufficient. The ideal aperture is f/8 for best sharpness. But to increase the effect of bokeh with tilt, it is rather good to take shot at f/3.5. As for all tilt-shift lenses, it is a difficult lens to use. But practice shall render you able to use it with skill in time. It is a very delicious taste to shoot photographs with Samyang T-S 24mm when you get used to it. I can recommend this lens for all photographers who wants to use tilt-shift lens but does not want to invest in 3-times-more-expensive Canon lenses. At this price, it is an amazing experince.

I bought this lens for architectural photography and I'm thrilled with it. The ability to tilt and shift simultaneously is a tremendous advantage over the Nikon, to say nothing of the 67% savings in cost. Sharpness is excellent between f/8 and f/11, and distortion is minimal and easy to fix in post. Colors, saturation and contrast are excellent. Comments re: flimsy knobs and slippery adjustments are all accurate. To get around this I simply hold the barrel and lift it up or down instead of using the knobs. It works quite well in this regard. I highly recommend this lens.

First of all, this lens is completely manual. The aperture controls of this lens are on the lens and are not accessible on the camera. There is no metal ring for the camera to control the aperture of this lens. I knew this before I purchased this lens so I was fine with this. If you have a camera that does not meter through the lens you will not have metering (like crop sensors D5300 etc). When you make the aperture smaller from the aperture ring of the lens the view through the camera gets darker. So, at this point you will have to take a few pictures to make sure you are in proper metering. No big deal with a digital camera. The lens is big and sort of square. I have a D600 and I can get to everything on the lens though it does get a little tight. There is a lot of cool stuff you can do with this lens. Just search tilt shift on youtube for examples. Compared with the $2000 price of the Nikon tilt-shift this is a very good option. If you have the money this is a good lens to purchase.

had to return this lens incredibly soft, i thoght Samyang had sorted there QC issues out, such a pity