Sigfrid Lundberg's Stuff 2012-11-18
This is one of the very sharpest lenses made by mankind. Its
resolution at aperture f/4, 400 lp/mm, corresponds to the maximum
resolution theoretically possible at f/4; in other words it represents
the calculated 'diffraction limited' performance at this aperture.
says La
Vida Leica in its review of the lens. To put this in another way:
Physics prohibits the construction of a lens with hight resolution
power!
Before I walked away to buy it I did read a handful of other reviews, including, ones by Steve Huff and diglloyd. You find my shots taken with Biogon T* 2,8/25 ZM here. Below you find a random sample from my personal favourites.
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