loneranger
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Can anyone tell me how Nikon 35/2.5 compares with the contax 35/2.8.
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ferider
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I think they are both included in Raid's test.
Roland.
Roland.
furcafe
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I have the post-WWII Zeiss-Opton 35/2.8 Biogon & have owned 2 of the 35/2.5 W-Nikkors (still have 1). Both the Biogon & the W-Nikkor are fine lenses, but the Nikon is usually much less expensive. On balance, I would say that my Biogon has a little more resolution wide-open than my W-Nikkor, but that the Nikkor is bit higher-contrast & more flare-resistant. From an ergonomic perspective, the black version of the W-Nikkor is considerably lighter than the earlier chrome version & the Biogon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/furcafe/tags/nipponkogaku35cm25wnikkorblackc195658/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/furcafe/tags/zeissopton3528biogonc1954/
I have no shooting experience w/the post-WWII E. German version of the Biogon, which is essentially a coated variation of the original pre-WWII Biogon. I think the Soviet Jupiter 12 is optically the same.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/furcafe/tags/nipponkogaku35cm25wnikkorblackc195658/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/furcafe/tags/zeissopton3528biogonc1954/
I have no shooting experience w/the post-WWII E. German version of the Biogon, which is essentially a coated variation of the original pre-WWII Biogon. I think the Soviet Jupiter 12 is optically the same.
loneranger said:Can anyone tell me how Nikon 35/2.5 compares with the contax 35/2.8.
thanks
loneranger
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Thanks so much for your great comment.f2eyelevel said:I have answered in this thread (click) and fully agree with what furcafe wrote above.
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