Guaranteed VG Rokinon 35mm f1.4 AS UMC lens for Nikon (AE chip) 2 week returns
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Reviews (2)
Aug 27, 2015
Amigo nickel coils for Atlantis
I was apprehensive buying Amigo brand, but Aspire doesn't make TC coils for Atlantis.
I have a Sigelei 150w TC mod, and they work flawlessly together. Burns clean, and even. From 500 degrees, 100 joules to 280 degrees at 30 joules. I prefer it at 300 degrees 50 joules most of the time, but at 500 degrees 100 joules it hums along with no popping, filling the room with clouds. First coil has lasted 3 weeks already. Everyone is impressed with these nickel coils at .14 ohms for only $5 each.
Jun 28, 2017
It's not an EX, but has outstanding range and clarity.
2 of 2 found this helpful First impression is a little flimsy in the zoom. Mechanics are not smooth and precise. The base is more impressive, heavier and well built.
The next thing you'll notice is the outstanding range. Take this to a concert and zoom in on the guitarist's hands, and zoom out to see the entire crowd. Then take a perfectly framed portrait of your friends.
It is not especially great for low light or extreme close focusing, and I have to hold the grip when shooting straight up or it will move. If you want these things you will need to buy 4, or 5 $600 lenses and switch them constantly.
The auto focus, and vibration reduction are top notch. Quick and precise, and when you put your photos, or movies on your 65" TV you'll see clear sharp images.
All the money was put into the optical quality on this lens, and not on the mechanics. It can be a little frustrating, but not as much as changing lenses every 5 minutes.
What you get is an extremely versatile relatively light, compact lens that you'll find yourself using all the time. You'll be leaving those fancy heavy specialized lenses in the bag, and eventually in the car like I did.
I took these photos from the same balcony the same morning with a cheap D3300. Just amazing range.