Product Comparison: Zeiss Loxia 2/50 vs Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm F1.8 ZA
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- I have been impressed with this lenses low light performance.
- The wide angle gets everyone in, and the decent aperture lets in plenty of light.
- It is very sharp at all apertures, even at the edges.
- Excellent definition already at f/4, good maximum aperture at f/2 for both bokeh and night photos.
- The f2 aperture allows you to use the lens even in poor or complicated lighting situations.
- It is considered one of the sharpest lenses in the absolute and they are right, even at wider openings.
- It is a very sharp lens with a very versatile focal.
- Very low chromatic aberrations at maximum aperture.
- The focal length, fits a lot with the type of format.
- Excellent construction. It has extreme sharpness even at full aperture.
- It is very small and light to carry.
- Very light and very discreet in sight.
- The light weight and size make it incredibly portable.
- I love to travel with this lens, so lightweight and does some job.
- Perfect for travel, small, quiet, lightweight.
- Super super sharp! And tiny and lightweight!
- It is a very sharp lens, compact and easy to carry.
- The size and weight of the target is unbeatable!
- Lightweight lens considering its workmanship and compact.
- Lightweight lens with excellent performance even at full aperture.
- Excellent lens. Quiet and quick focusing.
- The perfect focus and, fast and quiet.
- In manual it works very well.
- Great lens for sharpness and image quality.
- Don't like the manual focus especially in video mode.
- The image quality is really good and focus is really good paired with a7riii.
- It's razor sharp right from f1.8, fast focus and has great optical quality.
- The manual focus ring was incredibly smooth and easy to operate.
- Excellent build quality. Smooth and precise focusing ring.
- Sharpness is as high as contrast. Autofocus is very fast.
- This lens is simply amazing and pictures are really sharp.
- Lens is nicely made and of good quality.
- This lens is a solid build feels sturdy.
- Good quality metal build.
- The build quality is superb with a metal mounting ring and overall sturdy construction.
- Excellent build quality, metal body like the focus ring, plastic will only be found in the cap.
- Externally, build quality is good.
- Sturdy and well built. Great lens.
- The quality at 1.8 is very good, sharp at that opening as few.
- Great built, rugged metal.