Auto Advance Mechanical Pencil 0.7Mm Sxr Edge

Being able to load such a quality size film and advance frames as much or as little as you desire gives this camera an edge over all others. And nothing beats handing it to a 5 year old and not worrying if they drop it or take the best picture you've ever seen.

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Decided to give this little case a try and I'm glad I did... You CAN charge the pencil while its in this case... The edge of the ipad is exposed on the inside and the pencil grabs hold and starts to charge.. I am using the 11 inch pro... Really like the loop that my hand fits in which holds it firm... It does not have any shield over the screen but I'm cool with that... Sometimes those are a pain.... Really like the case....

I was curious about this lens ever since Hasselblad announced it. I loved the idea of the smaller size and nearly silent shutter. Even though I already owned the original 45 3.5, I just recently purchased the 45P. Pros of 45p vs Orig 45... it is definitely much more quite, almost too quiet. It is nearly completely silent. It is much smaller and looks perfect on my X1DII. Some have said they find auto focus to be a little slowe, but I don't think so. In my opinion it may even be a little faster.... although the mechanical auto focus is louder. I prefer the mechanical focus as opposed to by-wire. Image quality is very similar between the two, but to my eyes it retains highlights a little better. So far I love the lens and I believe it's an overall improvement over the original 45, and at an amazing price.

pro: high built and mechanical quality. sharp images con: no auto focus. no aperture data. highly recommended!!!!

There are plenty of reviews around the web on the Broadcast G2 so I won't talk much about it other than to say it's fantastic. The lens deserves its own callout though. It's fantastic! The zoom rocker works so well that you don't even notice it. If you want to go nice and slow you can do so without accidentally pressing it too far and zooming in quickly. If you want to go full bore you can and go end-to-end in ~2 seconds. The servo focus ring works well (I never use the mechanical focus ring). It's tuned well enough that I seem to hit my focus every time without overshooting. One oddity of the lens though (which is not documented). Macro mode is what gives the camera body full control over focus. When not in macro mode you can press the one-touch auto focus but the lens will immediately revert to the mechanical ring's position after auto focusing is complete. Despite its name, macro mode will still focus all the way to infinity so I just always keep my lens on macro mode. I've not noticed any obvious chromatic aberration when all the way at tele but I've also not tried to look for it either.

Coming from a fine Canon 5DIII with L lenses I was surprised by the compactness and superior quality of the images this lens produces. I can now focus as fast or faster than auto focus and for once actually focus on the exact spot I want.. The clarity and pop of the image from edge to edge is fantastic. I cant believe how rusty I was getting, and sloppy too, using Canons auto mode..

I have been using this for wildlife. I like the nice quick auto focus on the D7000 body. Nice edge to edge focus.

I purchased this lens to use on my Sony A7llr and I really like it. Works well in low light and seems very crisp edge to edge. Auto focus appears spot on and fast.

I use this lens on a full frame DSLR for landscape and astro-photography. The lens really does have edge to edge sharpness; some chromatic aberration but is taken care of with software and a lens profile downloaded from Adobe. Sure, auto focus would be ideal for landscapes but considering the option of purchasing Canon's L series auto focus lens at this focal length--for literally six times the price--the SamYang is an absolute bargain.