Hey dude! Amazing video, thank you for making this!😁 I'm looking at upgrading to Sony A7iii and I have not been able to decide between the 85 1.8 and 90 2.8 macro (I've never done macro before). I literally didnt even know this lens existed until watching your video. Definitely going for the 85 now for portraits and then pick this up for practicing macro. The cheapest i've seen each lens via grey import are 85 (£415), firin (£399) and 90 (£880). So I can get both lenses while also get a faster aperture for portraits and be saving money overall. Insane! Such a helpful video! I'll drop you a sub because of it!😁
If you like manual focusing, try the old school Tokina ATX 90 mm F2.5, I honestly don't think the new Tokina is any better and I only use manual focus in macro photograhpy
Not bad, I am glad someone is doing a review at all but... those test shots dont tell much. I would like to see some different sharpness tests non macro. I just want to know how sharp it is, non macro, like taking some portraits.
Hey, great video with so much sensible content, I like most of the part , at last I would say it explained every thing about this lens and so no need to go for any other video for this lens.
Very good lad, if I had a Sony I would get one.. the price comparison is unreal and the quality of the images looked great .. Well done on putting a great video together
Hey dude! Amazing video, thank you for making this!😁
I'm looking at upgrading to Sony A7iii and I have not been able to decide between the 85 1.8 and 90 2.8 macro (I've never done macro before).
I literally didnt even know this lens existed until watching your video. Definitely going for the 85 now for portraits and then pick this up for practicing macro.
The cheapest i've seen each lens via grey import are 85 (£415), firin (£399) and 90 (£880). So I can get both lenses while also get a faster aperture for portraits and be saving money overall. Insane! Such a helpful video! I'll drop you a sub because of it!😁
Andy Mckay thanks so much Andy. Appreciate the feedback. Let me know how you get on with the lens.
If you like manual focusing, try the old school Tokina ATX 90 mm F2.5, I honestly don't think the new Tokina is any better and I only use manual focus in macro photograhpy
good to know buddy
Not bad, I am glad someone is doing a review at all but... those test shots dont tell much. I would like to see some different sharpness tests non macro. I just want to know how sharp it is, non macro, like taking some portraits.
overall its a good lens but it has its draw backs
Hey, great video with so much sensible content, I like most of the part , at last I would say it explained every thing about this lens and so no need to go for any other video for this lens.
+Priyanka Sonar thanks a mill buddy. Do you think you will buy this lens.
The problem with my Tokina 100 for Nikon is that it is not a 2.8 all the way. Is this lens the same?
All macro lenses for all camera families do this, it's a side effect of being able to focus very close.
Sorry i cant remember, long time ago, sorry for really long overdue reply
Very good lad, if I had a Sony I would get one.. the price comparison is unreal and the quality of the images looked great ..
Well done on putting a great video together
it would be nice to see a Tikona firin vs. Sigma 70 mm macro (both e-mount) video! nice job, thank you
thanks for watching, i must see if i can get my hands on them again
that is a dumb comparison, that is 30mm difference... not apples to apples.