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7Artisans M28mm 28mm F1.4 Compatible 28mm

74.2 Macro Score
28mmf/1.4Leica MIS
Why we recommend this

The f/1.4 maximum aperture with 13 diaphragm blades delivers a distinctive bokeh, while the 28mm focal length offers a 75-degree angle of view that suits both portraits and landscapes without exaggerated distortion. The double-sided aspherical and two ED glass elements correct edge sharpness and chromatic aberration, maintaining image quality even at full aperture. This lens is best for Leica M-mount shooters who want a fast, compact prime for street and environmental portraits, though its low customer rating of 3.3/5 suggests checking sample images before purchase.

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64.4 Macro Score
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51.7 Macro Score
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