[Leica M] If you do not need large apertures, this Leica Macro-Elmarit 90/4 ASPH is a great lens for the Leica M. I use it like a non-macro lens.

[1.175 lb] Really wanted a good manual focus lens for my EOS R that was shorter than 85. It’s a great build and very sharp. Fits nice and snug to the body and the focal length is ideal for studio and environmental portraits. Very good price too

[27°] Chromatic aberations provide a sort of out of focus beauty for B&W photography. Anyone noticing this?

[27°] Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. I'd used the 7Artisans 75mm f/1.25 and it was ok at best. But this lens is SHARP with a really modern rendering. It's comically large on a Leica M body but fits a normal mirrorless or camera like most other 85mm lenses out there. Would 100% recommend if you're a Leica M photographer and have access to a digital body for calibration.

[90mm] I've had this lens for a week or two now. I didn't see any info on it really except the 1 review here and maybe 2 youtube videos, but decided to take the chance to see how it was. Love it!

As far as prime lenses go, this lens is perfect. Fits securely on my Canon EOS RP. The aperture ring moves solidly but not too hard or clicky. The focus ring is smooth and won't move out of place if you accidently tap it. The glass is super clear and the metal is solid. The markings are etched and filled- the good way. Not too heavy at all for how solid it is.

The image is pure cream with creamy icing on top. At f/2.4 I had a DOF of about 1 inch. The spheres are perfect. I come from a film background, and this lens gets a beautiful cinematic quality when shooting video (yes the RP does 24p since the October 2019 firmware update) though I purchsed this camera for mixed use photo/video. This lens pairs up great with the RP.

The price is good for the quality, though the 35mm doesn't come with the metal hood, and for the price it should. But I won't take a star off for that, the image is too nice.

Yes I would purchase again. Yes I do recommend to anyone looking for a 35mm prime lens.

[49 mm (Front)] I purchased this 75mm lens after reading a couple of reviews online. I wanted a light and small lens for travel to match the Voigtlander 40/1.2 and 10/5.6. After a couple of weeks with this lens, my verdict is: I really like it!

Build quality is good for the price. All metal, very good looks, solid feel, smooth focus, solid aperture clicks. Image quality is as good as I had hoped. I will use this lens for portraits and for this purpose this little lens excels. It is sharp wide open at f2.4, but not so bitingly sharp that I have to tone it down to make people look good. It has the sort of rounded sharpness that my Zeiss 50/1.4 ZE lens exhibited. Eyes look nice and sharp while the skin looks smooth (without seeing every pore). The bokeh is very nice too, and has a smooth quality about it. Stopped down it gets VERY sharp and will come in handy for travel when I need a short telephoto.

Bottom line - its a great lens for the money. Small, light, great image quality, and looks great on a Sony camera.

[f/16] I bought the 35mm and the 75mm. The 35mm didn’t impress me. Color was fine. Construction was excellent. It just didn’t do it for me. The 75mm is turning into a solid performer and stays on my camera most of the time. Color, sharpness, contrast and construction are excellent. With in body stabilization, focus and exposure at slow speeds are not a problem for this focal length. A great lens for my H-1 at a very low price.

[10] This is a very good , albeit expensive, lens. Am glad it came with a shade. I'm using it for close up photos of machine parts

[Manual Focus] The Kipon iBerit 35mm f2.4 was designed in Germany and is made at the Kipon factory in Shanghai, China. It was originally released in Leica m-mount and designed to compete against Leica, Zeiss, and Voigtlander lenses. Everything about this lens is superb, optical quality, small size, and build quality. Solid metal and glass with a Fuji FX-mount at an amazingly affordable price.

[Manual Focus] Sharp lens. Small and light weight. It's an excellent travel companion. For the most part, the lens shade is not necessary. At f/4, there is just enough blur to the background to create separation in my subject shots, but the background still contain enough information to show time and place.