03-27-2012, 09:57 PM
[quote name='thxbb12' timestamp='1332863967' post='17101']
The Voigtlander 20mm seems pretty good, but I don't want to use MF. My eyes are not that fantastic although for landscapes, AF doesn't really matter anyway. I just like the ability to have an AF in case I wouldn't have time to focus every shot.
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Understandable. But do keep in mind that the camera does confirm focus with it, and the big bright view finder makes judging focus a lot easier than you are used to with your Pentax.
One little tip if you would start to look for a 35mm lens... the Nikon 35mm f1.4 Ai-S (MF lens) can at times be found 2nd hand for very reasonable prices. It is compact and light weight for an f1.4 lens, and what makes it special is its lovely bokeh rendering. MUCH nicer than the current AF-D/AS-S 35mm's (f2, f1.4). Great lens to keep in mind, as a little "insider" tip.
The Voigtlander 20mm seems pretty good, but I don't want to use MF. My eyes are not that fantastic although for landscapes, AF doesn't really matter anyway. I just like the ability to have an AF in case I wouldn't have time to focus every shot.
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Understandable. But do keep in mind that the camera does confirm focus with it, and the big bright view finder makes judging focus a lot easier than you are used to with your Pentax.
One little tip if you would start to look for a 35mm lens... the Nikon 35mm f1.4 Ai-S (MF lens) can at times be found 2nd hand for very reasonable prices. It is compact and light weight for an f1.4 lens, and what makes it special is its lovely bokeh rendering. MUCH nicer than the current AF-D/AS-S 35mm's (f2, f1.4). Great lens to keep in mind, as a little "insider" tip.