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<blockquote data-quote="Watch72" data-source="post: 607305" data-attributes="member: 14003">I maybe biased as own a couple of Zeiss lenses.&nbsp; I can't say definitively if they are better than Nikon lens but I love to work with manual focus.&nbsp; Somehow I look at the outcome of my shot - I believe they are sharper and Zeiss lenses do show up with a wider Dynamic Range.&nbsp; Again, I could be biased.&nbsp; Working in manual mode is fine with me, in fact even with an auto focus lens mounted I still find myself turning the focusing ring.&nbsp; Maybe it is because I switch between my RF camera and my Nikon. Manual focusing gives me a sense of control over what I am composing.&nbsp; I feel a little more involved in the process even though I have to rely on the &quot;in-focus&quot; indicator in the viewfinder.&nbsp; If you ask me, I would say manual focusing is no problem and Zeiss lenses are among the best lenses there are for Nikon body.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Watch72, post: 607305, member: 14003"] I maybe biased as own a couple of Zeiss lenses. I can't say definitively if they are better than Nikon lens but I love to work with manual focus. Somehow I look at the outcome of my shot - I believe they are sharper and Zeiss lenses do show up with a wider Dynamic Range. Again, I could be biased. Working in manual mode is fine with me, in fact even with an auto focus lens mounted I still find myself turning the focusing ring. Maybe it is because I switch between my RF camera and my Nikon. Manual focusing gives me a sense of control over what I am composing. I feel a little more involved in the process even though I have to rely on the "in-focus" indicator in the viewfinder. If you ask me, I would say manual focusing is no problem and Zeiss lenses are among the best lenses there are for Nikon body. [/QUOTE]

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