I suspect the separated designed/made designations is in case they move production later on. Like many things, Apple may not be the first but they were the ones to make things stick, and they were the first I noticed using Designed in California, made in (somewhere else). I believe for a product only the "made in" part is required. The "designed in" part is just marketing.
The 45 might have been interesting if I didn't already get the Sigma Art. Not sure I use 35mm enough to upgrade to any from the old 35/2, but I do welcome this model. Now, if they did a 135/1.8 VC, then we're really talking.
The 45 might have been interesting if I didn't already get the Sigma Art. Not sure I use 35mm enough to upgrade to any from the old 35/2, but I do welcome this model. Now, if they did a 135/1.8 VC, then we're really talking.
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