[APS-C] This is a fun little manual focus lens.

[0.2 lb] I was essentially looking for a cheap lens that would look kind of dated on purpose. Like a 90s film vacation photo. There’s a beautiful but subtle vinietting in the corners which makes every photo look a bit nostalgic. This is my favorite lens I own because despite its low price it’s also very reliable and creates beautiful images. It’s low profile so it keeps my a6600 from becoming too bulky and makes for a great every day lens.

[0] Very well constructed from metal and slips onto my Leica M. Optics are very good particularly at this price point.

[0] This is the perfect lens for my needs, I knew it existed but was afraid to pull the trigger because of the F6 fixed aperture but during a trip to NYC I stopped at B&H and got it, now my camera fits in my pocket and I have a wider angle lens for street photography.
The aperture works wonder when you are around town in full daylight and how most camera handle high ISO it's not a problem in lower light conditions.

This lens surprised me, it's an all metal construction, looks great and performs better than I expected. The attached pic is a jpeg directly from my Fuji E3 with my standard in-camera settings and just resized for the upload here.
I feel there is some vignetting but considering the intended use and price of the lens I am very happy of my purchase.

Note: It doesn't come with a lens cap.

[f/6.3] I got this for my Canon m50 mark II. It's a great lense to play with. I love using it for landscape and street photography

[Manual Focus] This lens reminds me of a cross between the old Asahi Pentax Super-Takumar lenses and a soft version of the Sigma 40mm f1.4 lens, when used with a short extension tube for close up work. The bokeh and flair make a magic mix in the right light for artistic effect... The center image can be razor sharp at times in these close ups and then drop focus faster than any lens I have worked with. The overall effect is elegant and with beautifully rendered accurate colors. At infinity the softness is high in corners when wide open, as expected. I cannot wait to try some BW portraits wide open. A True artist lens in right hands. Extremely well made. ( I shoot S1R Lumix)

[APS-C] I recently started a project photographing old buildings in Georgia and needed a wider lens than my 18nn f/2.8. I saw the price on this one took the plunge. This lens has a wide field of view and it shows very little distortion or vignetting. It is solidly made of metal and very nicely finished. The focus ring has a short throw and is very smooth. The aperture ring has no clicks but has enough resistance that it is not easily knocked out of adjustment. I am very satisfied with this lens and would recommend it without hesitation.

[f/6.3] Love using this with the Nikon Zf. Beautiful design and really great results wide open.

[Manual Focus] It makes my gm5 a pocket camera! Gives me the motivation to practice snapping shots.
The tiny bolt on the side controls the focusing travel (infinite focus can be adjusted). The lens could spin off if this tiny screw is losen.

[76°] I tend to only buy Nikkor lenses but Nikon doesn't have a Z-mount prime in this focal length yet. It is manual focus which does not matter to me. Very well made and solid with a nice design. Sharp and light. The price was right so I thought I would take a chance, glad I did.