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However, there are two meaningful issues with the Laowa that prevent me from recommending it wholeheartedly. The first is that it has the worst working distance of the lenses I’ve tested here: just 10 centimeters / 3.9 inches at 1:1 magnification. The second is that it’s a completely manual lens that doesn’t even have a CPU chip for recording EXIF data (aside from the Canon EF version of the lens). It also doesn’t autofocus or allow you to change aperture via the camera itself – only the lens’s aperture ring. As a result, you’ll have a darker viewfinder when stopping down your aperture on the Laowa, unlike any of the other lenses here. Of the six lenses, the Irix 150mm f/2.8 has the best working distance – not surprising considering its long focal length. However, it’s not ahead by much. The Nikon, Sigma, and Tamron have almost as much working distance as the Irix despite their shorter focal lengths. NIKON Z7 + Sigma 105mm f/2.8 @ 105mm, ISO 180, 1/800, f/7.1 Sharpness – Close Focus Please do not take or return Your Product to the Retailer or ship Your Product anywhere unless the Administrator renew Your Service Contract, sign into Your Canon Account at usa.canon.com to view your eligible products or call 1-833-CAREPAK (1-833-227-3725). YOUR RESPONSIBILITY any Service Contract renewal period exceed the maximum coverage time period of five (5) years from date of

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Lastly, since both tilt and shift can only be performed along one axis, the rotation functionality lets you rotate the lens around the sensor to line up those functions with the subject as required. This is a very useful feature not found on all tilt-shift lenses. Optical Performance

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