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Rokinon 35mm: Handling

12 positive · 2 mixed · 3 critical mentions across 17 sources.

two after this experiment I prefer to pick up a fifty millimeter lens over 35 for portraiture I don't feel very comfortable shooting portraits at thirty five-millimeter it just my personal opinion all right thank you for watching again if you have any question let me know in the comment section…
— Oma Creative Projects (source)
are not contradictory they can get along pretty well actually and this kind of light yet powerful lenses are the one helping to achieve that for a bit of background about a year ago I made a video talking about the 35 mm focal length and why I felt like it was the most difficult lens to shoot with…
— Adrien Sanguinetti (source)
design of the lens looks just beautiful and the focus ring and Absher ring are equipped with gears for cinematography purpose but I don't think I'm gonna use it all so it's not the most comfortable thing to hold in hand when shooting photos because of the gears but I found it cheaper than other…
— Aiur Media (source)

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