#Vivitar 70 210 macro version 3 series

#Vivitar 70 210 macro version 3 series

Vivitar Series 1 70-210 M M 1:3.5 Macro Focusing Zoo. It has eight aperture blades (vs six for the Version 1) and is supposedly the sharpest version. It also focuses pretty close (1:2.5), but without having to do anything special to the lens. However in all respects there is little to complain about this price (about в‚¬ 80 also counting the adapter), if you have a Vivitar please post a more suitable review on this page! User opinions, specifications and photos taken with the Vivitar 70-210mm f/4.5-5.6 Macro Focusing Zoom, macro lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1975 to 1990 (discontinued). Canon EF-M 55-200mm f/4.5-6.3 Image Stabilization STM Lens (Black) International Version (No Warranty). The Version 3, made by Komine, feels much smaller. I don't know how the multiplier alters the photos, but the low sharpness is certainly not his problem, since with the Zeiss lens it had no flaws. Another very obvious problem, which I do not know if it depends on the Kiron model is that the focus is very close for a telephoto lens, about 100-150m as the crow flies. I recommend the use of a nice stable tripod because at 630mm without stabilizer it is hard, I managed to take only a few freehand photos (ghosting remains even at 1/320s and further reducing the situation does not change, it just becomes darker). IвЂ™m running short on time, and workflow is just too slow on the 1015px/Ubuntu/darktale setup. Also, back to Lightroom 5 on the mbp for this (and for some upcoming days). Not really a macro shot, but shot in macro mode, so. It has several flaws, but with a simple 15 в‚¬ focal multiplier of the Yashica (not the Zeiss) you can get the 630mm (always counting that I am using this cannon on a sony apsc so the focal length of 1.5x must be multiplied). Vivitar 70-210mm f/3.5, in close focus mode. I have the second f3.5 version from about 1983.

This is just such a lovely lens to use with great resolution, contrast edge to edge. It has lovely Bokeh and was a bargain 18 months ago on eBay. Lightweight, easy to use and great macro ability. Opinion: I state that I have the version of the Kiron, highly inferior to the Vivitar (in terms of sharpness) and therefore also in price (35 в‚¬). Nikkor 80-200 2.8, Vivitar 70-210 for FD, some other telezooms from that decade. Cons: Practically everything: Sharpness, Lens creep, Vignetting, Brightness, Chromatic aberrations, etc.