Beautiful pictures! I’ve been a photographer since 1941 and I have come to favor Hexanon AR lenses, Carl Zeiss C/Ys and Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 AIS, 55mm and 105mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkors for most of my work on the Sony 7R They are more rugged and far less costly than current Zeiss and Sony lenses. I own the huge Vari Focal Hexanon 35-100mm, the Hexanon 35-70mm, the Hexanon 80-200mm f/4.5 (half the weight of the Vari Focal!), plus many more from Tokina, Leitz, and Asanuma. The Hexanons offer the highest combination of contrast and resolution of any contemporary optics with the exception of the very latest aspherical, astronomically-priced Leica M glass. CA is a dead issue, since most post-production software takes care of it. I enjoyed visiting your gallery. I envy your musical talent, too!
Robert Andrews
12 years agoBeautiful pictures! I’ve been a photographer since 1941 and I have come to favor Hexanon AR lenses, Carl Zeiss C/Ys and Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 AIS, 55mm and 105mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkors for most of my work on the Sony 7R They are more rugged and far less costly than current Zeiss and Sony lenses. I own the huge Vari Focal Hexanon 35-100mm, the Hexanon 35-70mm, the Hexanon 80-200mm f/4.5 (half the weight of the Vari Focal!), plus many more from Tokina, Leitz, and Asanuma. The Hexanons offer the highest combination of contrast and resolution of any contemporary optics with the exception of the very latest aspherical, astronomically-priced Leica M glass. CA is a dead issue, since most post-production software takes care of it. I enjoyed visiting your gallery. I envy your musical talent, too!
Ting-Li Lin
12 years agoHi Robert,
Thanks for visiting my site. I hope to take more photos with Hexanon lenses this year. Perhaps I will get a Sony A7 series camera.