Meike16mm T2.2 Manual Focus Wide Angle Fixed Prime Cinema Lens for M43 Micro Four Thirds MFT Mount Cameras and Cinema Camera BMPCC

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Exceeded expectations in build quality. Amazing lens, and the price is an added bonus. Arrived lightening fast too!

Great lens! Feel very solid in hand, and image is amazing!

Let me start off by saying that this is an incredibly versatile lens. I have had it for well over a year now, and it's seen its fair share of use (including being dropped and the lip with the filter threads denting inwards, thus becoming unusable), and I must say I'm extremely happy with it. Not only does it make my G85 look cool, but the shots it takes are super cool. I love that it's nice and wide (for an MFT at least), giving you a good amount of space in your frame, but that it also has pretty good depth of field!The focus and aperture rings are extremely smooth and satisfying, and I can say that that does not go away after heavy use. Sometimes it's a bit of a challenge getting used to manual focus, and the focus ring on this lens goes almost 360 degrees, meaning you have to spin it a lot to adjust focus. This has its ups and downs, the benefits being that you have more room to get your focus just right, and the negatives being that sometimes your shots aren't perfectly focused. Definitely make use of focus peaking when first starting out with this lens!As far as the quality, I can't say I've seen a sharper lens. It's definitely noticeably sharper than my Panasonic 25mm f1.7! Overall picture quality is really nice.One of the places this lens falls short is lens flares. Absolutely avoid them if possible with this lens. Put simply, it sucks. It's really, really ugly. So get a lens hood or prepare for some of your shots to have a bunch of hideous little circles where you might expect a 'lens flare'. One way to reduce this problem is to lower the aperture, this tends to make it much less noticeable and the washing out mostly goes away after t(also called f)/4 or so.Of course, it would be nice if the DOF was a little shallower, but for the money and for the Micro Four Thirds sensor, you get a pretty great deal. Your camera looks awesome, you get a really good quality lens (well-built, I should add), and you get to practice manual focus. Plus, you get the added benefit of being able to subtly change your exposure without hard steps by just sliding the aperture ring. It's really great for video, but I've mostly transitioned into photography and it serves me just as well. Just make sure not to lose the lens cap.

I use Sigma 18 35 with speedbooster..Due to weight constraints, wanted to try this.Well, to my shock, it's surprisingly good for the price.Here are the pros :1) native mft2) less weight3) No chromatic aberration. It's important for me to not waste time fixing in post4) No vignetting or aberration5) The focus throw is a dream6) Absolutely stunning bokeh7) Sharp as razorNegatives:1) Not weather sealed2) Could have handled flares a bit better.