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A quick little lens test before we ran off to school this morning.
This lens is a game changer, the finest piece of glass ever. I did alot of research on this lens and lives up to all of the reviews. The contrast, sharpness, fall-off, bokeh…all gorgeous. 
I started to use Sony because of it's compact size and I didn't see any sense in putting giant lenses on this small body, it looks ridiculous and defeats the purpose. These are uncropped @f2.0
I grew up shooting Olympus om-1's and love the small compact Zuiko Lenses, so they wind up being a perfect fit for the Sony System.

Sony a7ii
Olympus 100mm f2

 

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