If the MTF charts aren't convincing, it might be worth renting the lenses that you're considering buying. A great way to literaly see for yourself.
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Disscussion of MTF is OT for this thread
- the first post reads 'not overly concerned with LPI, Abberations etc - all the lenses are 'good enough' '
-As hassy is a closed system there is no competition so you get what you are given
Any way my thought so far..
the 100 is not worth the difference from an 80 - they problem for me with an 80 is close focus, 100 does not sort this
The 120 is too slow for unlit use in the UK - so not worth it
Which brings me back to the zoom or the 50
They are both 50s of the widest aperture available in an H1 mount
But the second one has disadvantage of weight but the obvious advantage of zoom
I am very happy handholding a nikon and a 300 2.8
I can have found them both for 'the same price' and it seems a bit nuts to buy the 50 even though thats what I think my heart tells me to do
ps that posted image the trees look orrible
Anyone care to comment on the (and I hate to use the word) bokeh
S