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Hello Batis 18mm owners and wide angle lens experts Recently I bought this great wide angle lens but was quite disappointed when I checked my first pictures shot with a Sony Alpha 7 II as the lens produced some really weird dots above the sun with aperture 22 (see attached picture). My 10-20mm APS-C wide angle lens on the Sony Alpha 77 produced a much better sun star for a third of the price... ☹️ Did anyone experience the same issue or knows of that issue with the Batis 18mm? Thanks in advance for your feedback and advice, Andreas
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I have found the FE1635 to be the best ultra wide-angle lens for capturing landscapes and architecture. It is performing at its best at the short focal lengths (16mm) and is the perfect match for even the A7R. Check out my Flickr gallery (I have included full resolution files, images captured wide open and posted links to Raw files) https://www.flickr.com/photos/markgaler/sets/72157647309662617/with/15058237158/
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A Flickr gallery of images captured with the Zeiss FE1635 ultra wide-angle lens. https://www.flickr.com/photos/markgaler/sets/72157647309662617/
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Mont de Baulmes (Jura, Switzerland). I bought the 10-18mm a while ago, only because I could get it very cheap. I did use it for a couple of shots, then sold it with a bit of profit. Ever since I have missed that lens, so when it was again available as a special price item, I bought it again. I have mainly used it on the a7. It does produce some lens flares in certain conditions, but I still like it a lot. It does work in APS-C mode on the fullframe a7. Didn't mount it on the a6000 yet. Here are a couple of snaps I took on a hike, the buffalos while biking: *** ***
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Sony ILCE-7R FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS ƒ/4.0 29.0 mm ISO 100 http://mcewan.smugmug.com/Portfolio/ ENJOY!
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Santa Maria del mar church, Barcelona (Spain). Handheld, f/4
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Shot with Sony A7R and the Zeiss Vario Tessar FE 4/16-35mm Hope you enjoy! http://mcewan.smugmug.com/Portfolio
