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Hola, es una lente que me interesa para mi Sony A7III (PAISAJES)

El recién anunciado Sony 16 mm f/1.8 G ofrece una calidad de imagen de alta resolución, un bokeh suave, un autoenfoque preciso y una brillante apertura de F1.8, lo que lo hace ideal para una variedad de escenarios de fotografía y vídeo, como paisajes, astrofotografía y más. Nate Luebbe y Autumn Schrock, miembros de Alpha Collective, llevaron el nuevo 16 mm f/1.8 G a las islas Lofoten, en el norte de Noruega, donde tuvieron la fortuna de fotografiar desde paisajes al amanecer y al atardecer hasta la deslumbrante aurora boreal. Vea sus imágenes a continuación y lea lo que opinan sobre el rendimiento del nuevo objetivo. Descubra más sobre el Sony 16 mm f/1.8 G AQUÍ .

Sony f/1.8 a las perf

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