#NikonZ5#CarlZeiss#CONTAX
Nikon Z5＊Z-GR1
CONTAX G Carl Zeiss Planar 45mm f 2
Take a "JPG" and put it out.
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I've always wanted to try out the Carl Zeiss lenses I own digitally.
Especially the CONTAX G lens that I owned before.
After purchasing the Nikon Z5, I bought back the CONTAX G lens
for the first time in about 7 years.
45mm and 21mm are excellent in CONTAX G lens group.
(HOLOGON had too many habits ...)
The AF of CONTAX's G2 was stupid, and I was out of focus many times,
I thought I'd really throw it into a swamp in my neighborhood.
So I let go of G2.
The "red" color of the CONTAX G lens group is particularly beautiful.
Is it because it contains "lead" unlike the current lenses?
It was often written in magazines at that time that it looked like red oil paint.
I bought the Nikon Z5 only for the body, not the Z lens.
I don't have any AF lens.
With a manual lens, the Z5 is easy to focus on,
You can check the image with the EVF,
so you can check the aperture and shutter speed.
It's exactly what you want.
NIKON's software, NX Studio, does not display the aperture value
on the Z5 and manual lenses.
Shutter speed and white balance remain.
The manual lens manual setting is registered for VR, but
I want Nikon to leave it.
(The D850 has an Ai ring, so it remains as data.)
The 45mm planer is a good lens, even digitally.
（By the way, there is also a G 35mm planer,
It's a ordinary lens.)
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