SLR Magic 12mm T/1.6 Hyperprime Cine Lens Review
SLR Magic 12mm T/1.6 Hyperprime Cine Verdict
Although this lens won't be for everyone, due to it's back-to-basics manual control, it will be a bit of a bargain for those it will suit. It is capable of delivering high quality images, with sharpness you'd expect of much more expensive lenses. The fast maximum aperture will suit film makers and still photographers alike, allowing images to be taken in dark, dingy places where you'd normally be reaching for a flash, or giving up entirely.SLR Magic 12mm T/1.6 Hyperprime Cine Pros
Well priced for its specExcellent sharpness when stopped down
Metal build
Compact
SLR Magic 12mm T/1.6 Hyperprime Cine Cons
Wavy distortionStiff focusing ring may not suit everyone
Lens Gear and hood are optional accessories
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