hiparonWhat a great Sёma! Is this at full aperture?Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inAleksey TertychnyyReply to hiparonHe tucked in his legs, Sema, yes, good (this is the new one for BZK, not f1.4, so some people get confused).Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inhiparonReply to Aleksey TertychnyyI recently got the Sigma 30mm f/1.4, and I had to stop it down to f/2.8 to get decent-looking stars. Though my camera has a very high pixel count, so maybe that's why...Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inAleksey TertychnyyReply to hiparonSigma under Microscopium? I have one like that for Sony, but it will have a worse field of view.Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Aleksey TertychnyyReply to hiparonHe tucked in his legs, Sema, yes, good (this is the new one for BZK, not f1.4, so some people get confused).Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
hiparonReply to Aleksey TertychnyyI recently got the Sigma 30mm f/1.4, and I had to stop it down to f/2.8 to get decent-looking stars. Though my camera has a very high pixel count, so maybe that's why...Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Aleksey TertychnyyReply to hiparonSigma under Microscopium? I have one like that for Sony, but it will have a worse field of view.Feb 24th, 2020ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
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