Canon A 1 Review

[1.74 lb] Excellent service i caint say enough good things about this company, customer satisfaction no.1

[30 MB] This Baby screams. We bench tested it and it came in in the top 1% (99 percentile) over all. However be warned, it will not boot from a Legacy Drive. Just a little frustration with that... But over all I LOVE this machine

[48 mm] Everything seems fine with this filter. The threads are deep and solid. I can't tell that the extra 1% transmission is missing. 98% is just all right with me. Came in a kit with the NIKKOR 400/4.5 Z

[Metal, Brass] Works like it's supposed to. Great fit. Probably no one else will care about this, but the red 1% bugs me. I'd rather not have my adapter stand out. Just a personal preference. But it's a great adapter.

[Bowens S] I love this light! It's super bright, but can also be dimmed down to 1% which is amazing and gives it a lot more versatility. The app control is nice, and I'm looking forward to messing around with adding more lights to scenes in the future.

[Canon RF] The 85mm does a great job on my Fuji GFX50s II with an adapter. The F.1.8 really allows you to use a high shutter speed making it easy to handhold. At 1.8 through about 4 the lens gives you a smooth, dreamy look. After that it is quite sharp. Nice feel and the Macro feature allows you to get REAL close. Very satisfied with the lens...and as always...with B and H!

[2.58 lb] I read a lot of bad reviews. My experience is that this lens is great!! Yes, the T.1 is soft, but I always use a Tiffen Black Pro-Mist 1 Filter for my films. So, to me, I enjoy that characteristic of a softer look at T.1. I have also seen reviews saying that chromatic aberration is too much. To me, people in post-production that I work with, spend tons of money on plugins to emulate that characteristic alone. So, to have it in lens already is pretty dope. ALso, this lens comes with a awesome hard case! The manual focus is no problem for me personally. I have honestly never truly used autofocus much at all in my career. The lens is on the heavier side. Personally, I am very active (I work out, play basketball, and golf) so holding this 4Ib lens vs a 2.5Ib lens from Sigma is virtually the same for me.  The focus without a focus puller is very smooth. If you use manual focus already and don't use / own a focus puller, then you won't need one with this lens in my opinion. My hands are small, and I can still focus relatively easily with my hands alone. Now, I did buy this lens new and not used. So that may be why there are bad reviews regarding the focus.  Overall to have a T.1 is unbeatable to me. Yes, the image is softer but that's why we have post-production (color grading in Davinci). This lens has a character that is hard to reproduce in post-production. I look at the cons as a win as a creator!

[f/2.8] I have the 30mm f1.8 projection lens and it is fantastic. I use the Dedolight Dp.1 to replace the lens turret on a Profoto Small Spot and this makes a brilliant combination. The power of Profoto flash with the sharpness, focus ability and accessories of the Dedolight attachments make it extremely versatile. The 30mm lens option makes it possible to shoot wide projections without moving the flash far from the model.

[13.2 lb / 6 kg] No.1 Even for someone with basically zero videography experience, as myself, the learning curve is not too steep. No.2 Even after only a short time in use it is easy to see and feel the quality built into this product. No.3 The quality of video is worlds away from any other hand held output I have ever been able to accomplish with my D850 before, even for such a short time using the product. If you have ever had even a remote desire to make high quality hand held video this is without a doubt a great starting point.

[58 mm (Front)] Youd think for the price this would have some flaws. At f.1/4 its pretty sharp at f.2 its razor sharp. I did not look at the outer edges of the frames as Im concerned with my subject. Good buy for the price.