07-21-2020, 06:27 AM
It kinda reminds me of 1980's "standard" zoom lenses designed for affordability, like my EF 35-70mm f3.5-4.5 A, but with even less speed. Similar restricted range, but the emphasis of going a bit wider and a bit less "long".
"And it does so with clarity, consistency and brightness that's all Z."
Clarity, I guess you can think of that as "contrast". Consistency... Yeah, with such small apertures, maybe vignetting is less (lens is stooped down by design) and the corners should be sharp.
But brightness?? Oddly enough they mean "less vignetting in corners due to the small aperture".
Cute, to see a lens for FF that normally was reserved for APS-C (lens is a 16-33mm f2.7-4.2 APS-C equivalent).
"And it does so with clarity, consistency and brightness that's all Z."
Clarity, I guess you can think of that as "contrast". Consistency... Yeah, with such small apertures, maybe vignetting is less (lens is stooped down by design) and the corners should be sharp.
But brightness?? Oddly enough they mean "less vignetting in corners due to the small aperture".
Cute, to see a lens for FF that normally was reserved for APS-C (lens is a 16-33mm f2.7-4.2 APS-C equivalent).