Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Today I saw the fnords.

 

And I just couldn't go against it."<|endoftext|>"No one would know who the man is, if it wasn't for this camera lens," says Mark Zoller Seiden, owner of Zoller Seiden Lens (now located here), a boutique company devoted to producing the widest angle macro lenses in their series, so you might want to get this one from a professional lens dealer.


You probably haven't heard of Zoller Seiden Lens yet, since they sell a wide variety of lenses, but what they are famous for, is their custom designed lenses with one of only a few lenses that actually work with the ZOWL-8/8.2. These custom-built lenses have, by far, the widest angle macro I have used at any distance with any lens on the market. Not only do the lenses work great with the ZOWL-8, but they also work even better with anything else on the market, from astrophoto to landscape photography, from street photography to macro.


Aperture


ZOWL-8/8 is capable of full frame full frame at an astonishing 1x that of its bigger brother (both full frame and 24mm f/2.8/14.1 lenses are available), and in my opinion the world's widest focal length at 24mm. Since it's a full frame lens, the lens does have a slight blur at its maximum aperture, and is still relatively bright, but the amount of brightness is much easier to control with the zoom. It is easy to reach a perfect infinity at any distance from infinity, and the depth-of-field is almost unlimited, although I'd use a longer lens if I had to.


Aperture Diaphragm


Like the 12-24, the lens also has a diaphragm. In my opinion the best feature of the new ZOWL-8 is the improved, very low-emission lens coating, which makes it easier than ever to avoid using heavy metal on the lens or even cleaning. I've had excellent results with the lens when I have used it for macro photography when I've shot subjects that you'd expect to be covered with glass, and when I've shot subject I've seen that they have been covered with dust or other dust and dust particles.


The lens can actually be cleaned with a mild liquid-based solvent, and you can even use it a number of ways, though using it at full magnification makes everything a little more difficult from the perspective of

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