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Why upgrade from SEL1650 kit lens to Zeiss Lens?
For pure comparison I uploaded 2 pics side by side made by A6000 with: Sony Zeiss Sonnar 35/f2.8 prime vs. SEL1650 Kit lens (supposed to be much worse in quality) :
Sony Zeiss Sonnar T : View image: DSC04444 SEL1650 Kit lens : View image: DSC04445 and one more: Sony Zeiss: View image: DSC04446 SEL1650: View image: DSC04447 The only difference I can really notice is here with text displayed: Sony Zeiss: View image: DSC04448 SEL1650 : http://postimg.org/image/qgrf3npn3 If you click on the image again, it will enlarge it. So in my conclusion, for a regular outdoor shooting I could not justify spending $800 for Sony Zeiss, I will never shoot text in a newspaper, other pics show no clear difference to me. Perhaps in lab conditions you can see with human eye, other than that, we are splitting hair and cheaper 1650 is a fine lens for 99% of population IMHO. Or do you see something I don't? |
Always hard to compare glass. Best method is to use a tripod and same settings on both lenses to really try to compare.
Shooting out of your hand or different frame are factors you want to exclude. |
I've got a buddy who swears by Zeiss lenses on his Sony - but I still prefer my Nikkor for the Nikon.
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maybe it's just my old eyes but the SEL looked better to me.
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