You are complaining about the build quality of a camera that was less than $100 when new in the '00's and that a lens is "sterile", which I take as meaning; devoid of optical flaws? I'm baffled.Sold my Bessa L /28mm combo.
Was fun, but in the end I found the lens rather sterile and the Bessa L of mediocre build quality and feel.
Overall, meh.
The Elmarit is pretty tiny. I can barely find a place to grab to put it on/take it off the camera. The hood makes it appear quite a bit larger but without the hood it's very small.The Leica Elmarit Asph 28 2.8, is awesome but quite a bit bigger than the Voigtlander.
You are complaining about the build quality of a camera that was less than $100 when new in the '00's and that a lens is "sterile", which I take as meaning; devoid of optical flaws? I'm baffled.
Agree that the build quality of the Bessa is garbage.Sold my Bessa L /28mm combo.
Was fun, but in the end I found the lens rather sterile and the Bessa L of mediocre build quality and feel.
Overall, meh.
Agree that the build quality of the Bessa is garbage.
But the lens is sterile? What does that even mean? And as this is photography which is about image creating, show us an image taken with this lens to demonstrate the sterility of it. And show us the same subject taken with another lens of the same focal length that is not sterile. So we can see the difference between a sterile lens, and a non sterile lens.
Sure, maybe not as small as the Voigtlander, but pretty small. How small do you need a lens to be?
You have tons of gear, you should know some lenses have character, and some are just plain sterile.
So no examples, eh?
So weird to me that people on a photography site prefer to use words than images.
No worries, you seem to have that covered.
OK, now that is small
Get a Md-2, who needs a range finder on 28 and wider?Sold my Bessa L /28mm combo.
Was fun, but in the end I found the lens rather sterile and the Bessa L of mediocre build quality and feel.
Overall, meh.
Well what's the opposite of a sterile lens, something people demonstrate for it's unique character and say things like 'look at the creamy bokeh'? That could be a car salesman, or somebody selling you a sofa, yes, just feel the plushness. If the character of a lens is more important than the things you photograph something has gone horribly wrong.
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