The cows wouldn't hold still for me very long. I thought it was difficult to take photos of young children, but cows are even harder. Or maybe it's just me, or maybe it's just these cows.
New Lens Test
This lens was actually purchased just before the 77mm Limited tested in my previous post. However I have to admit I hadn't made time to test this lens until now because I was more excited for the arrival of the Limited lens.
Today's lens up for testing is one of Pentax's newer premium design lenses. The DA * 16-50mm f/2.8 is the little sibling to the highly-acclaimed DA * 50-135mm f/2.8. The * indicates it's built using premium quality materials. It's weather-sealed (and I've never tested this with this lens) so you can take it out in the rain and snow. The weather-sealing matches my Pentax camera which can get soaked and still operate fully-functional in inclement weather. The seals also keep dust out too, not just liquids.
Today's lens up for testing is one of Pentax's newer premium design lenses. The DA * 16-50mm f/2.8 is the little sibling to the highly-acclaimed DA * 50-135mm f/2.8. The * indicates it's built using premium quality materials. It's weather-sealed (and I've never tested this with this lens) so you can take it out in the rain and snow. The weather-sealing matches my Pentax camera which can get soaked and still operate fully-functional in inclement weather. The seals also keep dust out too, not just liquids.
New Lens Test
With a couple new lenses recently arriving I'm guessing the next post here will be another test. Today's test shots are from the incredible 77mm f/1.8 Limited. I've been looking for this lens for some time now to complement my 43mm f/1.9 Limited, both film lenses and carrying the Limited name, they're all high-quality metal and glass - no cheap plastic. The 77 is a great portrait lens giving the subject a unique 3-D look as you'll see in a couple samples below.
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