Sony Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar 24-70 mm f/2.8 T* SSM
10. Autofocus
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If you want to pick holes at a push, though, the best place to do it is the performance against bright light. The autofocus often got mad there and partially the body is to be blamed for it. The same lens is guilty partially too because it seems the same body with the Sony 1.4/50 and with the Sigma 1.4/30 attached fared somehow better.