padam
Member
It is a great lens, extremely small as well but you have to know what you are doing as it gets a softer after you move away from the center (it gets better as you step down of course) and there is quite a bit of vignetting but I don't mind that and the bokeh is distinctive as well. It is also surprisingly good with a helicoid close focus adapter as well is stepped down a couple of stops.
A few examples with the Canon wide open when it the subject is in the "sharp zone"
pic1
pic2
The ZM 35/1.4 smears a bit as well but it is not that bad and it is extremely sharp where it counts (a much wider area than the Canon 35/2 LTM and you can focus for the corners as well if you want to) and does have that Zeiss 3D look (micro-contrast, whatever...) which is lovely.