Lens review
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 28 mm f/2.0 ZF/ZK/ZE
11. Summary
Pros:
- fantastic build quality (all elements are metal)
- perfect image quality in the center of the frame
- very good image quality at the edge of the frame
- low level of chromatic aberration
- small distortion
- almost no astigmatism
- good performance against bright light
- metal lens hood cap included
Con:
- significant vignetting at maximum aperture
- visible coma
It is hard to write anything critical about the Zeiss Distagon 28 mm f/2.0 T* since the lens is almost free of any cons whatsoever. Everyone who decides to purchase this lens, although investing a big sum of money, will be satisfied. Great optical and build qualities will guarantee long-term durable usage whether connected to a full frame camera body or to one equipped with an APS-C/DX diaphragm. The two small cons that we discovered above are not really very troublesome and would be very difficult to avoid in a wide-angle lens with good aperture anyway. All these qualities will encourage owners to keep the Zeiss on their camera bodies at all times.
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