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Rover you missed this!!!!
In the last paragraph lens name Pergear not pear gear.
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Pergear is a private label, not a manufacturer's brand. The name of the distributor owning and using it is Emgreat Tech Co., Ltd., a Chinese company based in Shenzhen.
The same lens is available under the Andoer label.
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(04-19-2020, 01:26 PM)toni-a Wrote: Rover you missed this!!!!
In the last paragraph lens name Pergear not pear gear.
LOL. You can't imagine how often I wrote that before correcting it ;-)
(04-19-2020, 10:01 PM)Mistral75 Wrote: Pergear is a private label, not a manufacturer's brand. The name of the distributor owning and using it is Emgreat Tech Co., Ltd., a Chinese company based in Shenzhen.
The same lens is available under the Andoer label.
U sure about that? Emgreat is the 7Artisans seller over at Amazon. And the 7Artisans 25mm f/1.8 is different from the Pergear.
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The colours are particularly unattractive in the sample images. Is that a camera thing, a camera + RAW converter thing, or more a lens thing?
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I think this is more related to the area. The earth colors are particularily muddy there.
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