Nikon 50mm f1.2. Z vs F-AIS Nikkor - Paint with Light - Practical Differences

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @pedrol.5417
    @pedrol.5417 Год назад +5

    I do love the 50mm 1.2 Ais. Small, light, butter focus ring, metal construction, monster bokeh, what else you need. It is a gem.

  • @richardsimms251
    @richardsimms251 2 года назад +3

    I just have that 50 mm F 1.2 ai-s lens and I am just starting to use it. I appreciate your excellent presentation and thank you very much. RS. Canada

  • @ArneList
    @ArneList Год назад +2

    I have the even older non Ai 55/1.2 and got decent results with it on the D800. If you know its limits, you can still produce photos of a special character. I am Olympus shooter since a few years, but looking for a used Z6 to give my vintage Nikkor collection a new life.

    • @Adventure8
      @Adventure8  Год назад

      The 55mm f1.2 vintage AI or AIS is on my shopping list also.

  • @Pozi_Drive
    @Pozi_Drive 2 года назад +1

    Your vids are a beacon of light each and every time... You cheer me up. Nice review. The Z lens seems to outperform the F-AIS. Which was to be expected, judging the size differences (and both being Nikon). The new lens definitely has a harder contrast. Which I like a lot.
    I wish I one time could watch the milky way, as it is 'normal' to you. I always see clouds, or an orange haze, when looking up.

  • @bfs5113
    @bfs5113 2 года назад +2

    If you have an issue with the loose control ring, try a rubber band and that is how I tame it to control +/-EV.

  • @JeanPaulvanRijswijk
    @JeanPaulvanRijswijk Год назад +2

    Why does nobody ever mention that Nikon Z lenses are horrendously bigger than their F-AIS counterparts. Why can't Nikon make "normal" sized Z lenses? Nikon Z cameras are not that much bigger than a 35mm Nikon SLR.

    • @Adventure8
      @Adventure8  Год назад +1

      Yes, it seems the compromise Nikon have made to make next generation affordable high quality lenses (auto focus or manual focus) is size. I suspect its easier and less expensive to make lenses larger to get the quality. That's why my preference is having 2 35mm camera systems, Nikon F/Z and Leica M.

    • @patternsinsand
      @patternsinsand Год назад

      Yes, the S lenses eschew size considerations for the sake of quality but don't forget the compact 40mm and 28mm primes on the Z - cheap and still very good quality! I have the 24-50mm Z too. It doesn't compare to the larger primes but I managed to pick one up second hand recently very cheaply and it's still definitely worth it.

  • @Dimasphotographer
    @Dimasphotographer 2 года назад +1

    I like the Z 50 1.2 but I don’t think it is 4x better if you go as a ROI

  • @Dimasphotographer
    @Dimasphotographer 2 года назад

    I love the Z lens, but it is not 4x better than the vintage IMO