Well, i owned the CV 15mm lens before and did not like the distortion and un-sharpness of the lens(It could be just my copy, as others sang praises of it) and i find that 21mm is still too wide for me. I did considered the 28mm but then it was pretty close to my 35mm...only if i dont own the 35mm, i would have bought the 28mm lens.
I randomly googled on a 25mm lens and unexpectedly found this gem...it suits every single of my needs and the price is the lowest among all the above choice.
With its inherent depth of field, this lens is a great street lens that allow me to get close to my subject even within the 1 metre range.
Thanks to Phil for collecting the lens and passing it to me today, so that i was able to try it out at MBS. We had a good walk around the esplanade. Although not all the pictures made it on screen, it scored a remarkable set of interesting pictures...
Showing some of the better ones here...
Somehow i feel its a happy lens, everyone seems to be smiling in my frame.
I got a little too close...and this falls out of my range..but nonetheless
Everyone feels happy except for him, looked pretty bothered.
Hiding away from shades
Here's Phil loading up his film under the sunset..
Even motion blur shots seems rather interesting on this lens...
She is way too fast for me..
A panning at f5.6..my best shot...
I didnt forget the main purpose of this lens, the landscape done on this lens seems pretty decent...cant spot much distortion here...
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