Very Sharp, Fast, not to heavy

When taking photos of orange ropes against a blue sky, the colours seemed to disperse a wee little bit.

I really like this lens. I use it in conjunction with a 645E, and it has always produced crisp images.

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No problems.

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This is my first adventure into medium format.

Very nice, sharp lense. My lense was fairly well used, but stll functions very well and takes great pictures. Definitely built to last!

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Kiev 88 Canon EOS Olympus

excellent image quality

large and heavy (nearly double the weight of the 55mm f/2.8);
the terrific slip-on lenshood (no screw-in), which must be corrected and fixed all the time.

Image quality is very good, but the 35mm will give a wider angle, the 55mm is better suited for people and reporting photography.

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35mm f/3.5; 55mm f/2.8

Solid, affordable, very good

At this prince-point, very few.

A good middle-gound lens falling between the smaller and sharper 55/2.8, and the slower and not-as-good 35/3.5. It's like a 28mm on a 35mm camera... for many, the first-choice wide-angle. Plus it's very affordable, used, on eBay.

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Top notch.

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55/2.8-incredible lens, small and sharp.
35/3.5-very wide, though not as good.

Excellent optical quality, very solid feel,

Not much

Great move form 35mm to 645 Medium format, a first class wide angle 45mm lens

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requested brochures form Mamiya Aust, great service.

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sharp

bulky

having used medium format for a few years now i wouldnt go back to having 35m for landscapes sure 35m has its place.
but mamiya are to me the best and these lenses are sharp contrasty get this it wont let you down

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