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Dec 13, 2009 21:33 |  #16

KenjiS wrote in post #9191997 (external link)
The entire thing is a very good looker of a lens thats for sure..

Just reminds you of that time that will never come again, when lenses were made of metal instead of plastic ;)

They were also heavy as hell, but something about that "machined" look has always appealed to me. Like a fine tool that lasts a lifetime.



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Dec 13, 2009 21:46 |  #17

KenjiS wrote in post #9191997 (external link)
The entire thing is a very good looker of a lens thats for sure..

Just reminds you of that time that will never come again, when lenses were made of metal instead of plastic ;)

All the Zeiss ZE lenses are made in the same factory with essentially the exact same construction.


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Dec 13, 2009 21:49 |  #18

Jman13 wrote in post #9192125 (external link)
All the Zeiss ZE lenses are made in the same factory with essentially the exact same construction.

Oh I know, if i shot full frame id be all over one of those Zeiss ZE 85mm f/1.4s....

Heck I sometimes consider getting a ZE 50mm f/1.4 for my 30D..But just feel the Sigma is a better lens...Despite not being built as well


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