Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 35 mm f/1.4 ZE/ZF.2
1. Introduction
To tell you the truth we were very curious about its performance and results. First of all because it is an expensive lens from a reputable company. Additionally, it is the heaviest and the biggest instrument in its class. The combination of all those properties might suggest that we deal here with an optical gem of an instrument so to speak. Is it really the case, though? Does the Zeiss fares better than its competitors? Find out in next chapters and happy reading!
The lens was provided for our tests by the Fototechnika company.
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