Christopher Barrett
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Nice! I went for the 300, can't wait to see it!
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Looks great. I presume its marked for f stops not t stops?
Here are some photos of the 300 degree version
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Looks great David. Any word on the front diameter and the weight of the 300 d version?
Well that looks polished. Nicely done. It will be the first zoom for my pl set very soon i think
Hi Alex,
the front diameter is 95mm, the filter ring is 77mm, same as on the 120 degree version.
Don't know the exact weight, but afaik it's ~1.5kg / 3.3lbs
Thanks David! Very useful info.
BTW: do you sell a 95mm - 100mm setup ring to permanently mount on the front? I'm aiming for matching fronts with the 100mm Schneide Xenon primes.
Hello David,
Could you make some r3d snapshots at 5k wide open for 18 24 and 35mm?
City scape would be great. I'm eager to pull the trigger for the nikon 300 version.
Thanks
Patrick
According to DXOmark, the f stop equals the T stop on this lens (a true T1.8).
Nan just sent me this video to show the extended focus throw of the GL optics T1.8 18-35mm 300 degree lens
David, do you know if it is par focal?
Nan just sent me this video to show the extended focus throw of the GL optics T1.8 18-35mm 300 degree lens
CorrectIt's not a 100% parfocal - at least not wide open, but almost.
It's not a 100% parfocal - at least not wide open, but almost.