A new version of Autofocus lenses suited to Meike’s budget Meike 85mm f/1.8 Pro II, here is here, and it comes with some impressive upgradation. Portrait lens often costs quite low, cheap yet finding competent options is something that every camera enthusiast appreciates.
Coming from you Christopher frostThis practical video completely checks how Make 85 mm F/1.8 Pro II Performs in real -world situations. Immediately, the frost notes that the quality of the build feel decent, with plastic body and metal mount, as well as weather-sealing for durability. The lens provides an aperture ring with different clicks, which is likely to reduce contingency adjustment, and includes a convenient USB-C port for easy firmware updates. Autofocus is silent and reliable, handling the subject well, although it may feel a bit slow in single-shot mode compared to constant autofocuses.
Frost found remarkable sharpness, especially at f/1.8 at the center. The performance of the corner was solid, although naturally soft wider open, but still effective given the budget value of the lens. When tested on APS-C, the sharpness is outstanding, suggesting that this lens can perform excellent for tight pictures or wide subjects. If you shoot the video, you will appreciate its minimum focus breathing, a good bonus in a lens at this price point.
Major glasses
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Aperture Range: F/1.8-F/16
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Minimum focus distance: 0.85 m
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Focal Length: 85 mm
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Lens Structure: 8 Group, 11 Elements
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Filter size: 62 mm
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External diameter: 76 mm
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Weight: 389 grams
Praising the impressive sharpness and pleasant bokeh of the lens, Frost indicated some areas of anxiety. Handling bright lights can be better, as the lens shows some noticeable flaring. However, he said that the lens hood provided helps reduce the issue. Additionally, frost was pleased to see minimal deformation and manageable vigning, which when you stop slightly, get clean quickly. Watch the video above from frost to full randon.
