Purple Mechanical Clickless Pencil

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.

Love it, purple rocks.

Nice pencil.

For $70, there's really nothing you can complain about with this lens. Nice and sharp, amazing close focus distance. It has a clickless aperture ring if you care about that.

I adapt the zeiss classic F mount lenses for my SL2S for both photo and video. This is my third adaptor and by far the best. The clickless aperture control is amazing, unlike others with a rather limited number of stops. And it is silent too, which is important for video.

I really like the feel of this lens. The focus ring is perfect and the clickless iris is nice. I have it usually set on 0.95-1.2 (that is the point of this lens) and I have managed to get really nice and dreamy portraits of my two daughters. It is difficault to get the right focus but when you do it amazing. I use it on my small M6 and that combo works really well. What I usually do is set the focus close and then move the camera to get the subject in focus. I am thinking of also buying the 50mm version for my FF canon.

They get the job done at an attractive price. They are well made, and I have not had any issues using them for table top and macro work. The clickless adjustment is a must, and a marked improvement from the previous model.

OK had to try this one. There's a lot of info online, and I don't have much to add except that it's decently sharp, that was a question mark looking at samples. Unpacked the Sirui 35/1.8 this morning. After a half day of testing, it looks like a no brainer, especially if you own the Z Cam S6. Sharpness is perfectly fine, as is color and contrast. Maybe there is a touch of added color so be careful with the WB. Distortion is as expected, mostly correctable with the built in PP plugin. Or just leave it. Clickless, smooth aperture. There is some color fringing with backlit subjects. I filmed the tests on the S6 in open gate to make full use of the 6K+ S35+ sensor. I was able to view the footy on my monitor desqueezed and also in the app. I dropped the footy into PP into a standard 8K sequence. Yes, 8k from 6K open gate. Setting the image size to 93 percent, the image just touches the edges while leaving two narrow letterbox strips. Fine--you can add thicker black bars or zoom up to 102 percent to get 8K with no bars. It's all good. You can downsample, crop, whatever you want. Lots of choices. My copy was shipped direct from the factory and I waited more than a month for it. Glass was perfect, exterior had a tiny scuff mark, no biggie. You can manual focus very well at F1.8 and then I like to stop it down to F4, but it is certainly usable wide open. Clickless aperture and focus is very smooth and there are two rings included for gearing. No hood, which is cheesy for an $800 lens IMHO. :(

Great lens. Really sharp and much better bokeh than the Sigma 18-35mm lens I have been using. The clickless aperture and focus ring have LOTS of throw, so be aware of that - I personally wanted this so it's a plus for me. Got a courtesy call from B&H to confrim the purchase, despatched same day and arrived 2 days later from US to UK so extremely happy with service.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.