Canon 85 f/1.2 L - Keg Canon 16-35 f/2.8 L - Coke Bottle Canon EF-S 55-250 IS - Nifty Two-Fifty Canon 80-200 f/2.8 L - Magic Drainpipe Canon 100-400 L - The Dust Pump Sigma 4.5mm Fisheye - Fishma Sigma 12-24 - Popeye Sigma 50-500 - Bigma Sigma 150-500 OS - Bigmos Sigma 300-800 - Sigmonster Sigma 200-500 - Sigzilla Sigma 150 Macro - Bugma Sigma 24-70 HSM - Brickma
Naser
· 4 months ago
Good work, Anik. Keep em' coming.
I knew about the Nifty Two-Fifty and the Magic Drainpipe, but was feeling a bit lazy at the given time :) Thanks for the update.
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Ariful Islam S'uhas
· 4 months ago
Yah .... behind this NAME STORY, a great mystery remain hidden. GOOD GLASS plays a significant part. Anyway, I think TOKINA 11-16mm f/2.8 is far far better GLASS than the WIGMA .... Tok is crazy sharp even at 2.8 ... !!!
Do u heard any name of the tough metal Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 ??? I need the name plz ...........
Naser
· 4 months ago
S'uhas bhai, it's an honor to see you here on my blog :) You are right about the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8. Some say, its even better than the wideangles made by Nikon/Canon which happen to be at least 400 USD over the Tokina.
No nicknames that I know of for the amazing 50mm f/1.2 yet, sorry :( Apner bashay gobhir ratre hamla chalay ekbar niya asa lagbo bhabtasi.
El Vista
· 4 months ago
i lolled at The Four Riders of the Apocalypse
Naser
· 4 months ago
The guys who name them are crazy in tEh noodl3s
aurora_of_nowhere
· 4 months ago
hehe,as you well know..amar dur duranto porjonto lens er sathe kono relation nai.. but still enjoyed reading:)
রুশাফি
· 4 months ago
Four (Riders or Horsemen) of Apocalypse?
Naser
· 4 months ago
I did notice this anomaly while I was writing the post, but I guess for "not being a nerd-overlord"-'s sake, we can ignore the dearth of knowledge most people have about the "X-Men" universe (or Greek Mythology).
Rajiv Ashrafi
· 4 months ago
I was like "holy shit" at the Four riders thing! Awesome!
Naser
· 4 months ago
* Own the four riders then. You may have to sell your soul to El-Diablo to procure that much dough.
Rajiv Ashrafi
· 4 months ago
To be honest, you don't need to sell your soul. You could just rob a few banks and be done with it. Yay for no-burning-in-hell-for-eternity stress on your shoulders!
aneek
· 4 months ago
another gr8 post Atunu vai... enjoyed reading every bit of it... but the review from you in the morning was another fun to have....
Ariful H Bhuiyan
· 4 months ago
liked your analysis, blog... best of luck
Naser
· 4 months ago
Thanks for the comment Arif bhai :) Actually this is not *only a review blog, I'm going to blog about "Photography in General". From time to time, guest authors will also be contributing their views,opinions, experience on photography. Infact, people have already started doing so. Check out the Archives to see other posts.
The monetary proceedings from this blog would be spent for the benefit for all those who contributed, both as authors and as commenters :) That means free food.
All Comments
Canon 85 f/1.2 L - Keg
Canon 16-35 f/2.8 L - Coke Bottle
Canon EF-S 55-250 IS - Nifty Two-Fifty
Canon 80-200 f/2.8 L - Magic Drainpipe
Canon 100-400 L - The Dust Pump
Sigma 4.5mm Fisheye - Fishma
Sigma 12-24 - Popeye
Sigma 50-500 - Bigma
Sigma 150-500 OS - Bigmos
Sigma 300-800 - Sigmonster
Sigma 200-500 - Sigzilla
Sigma 150 Macro - Bugma
Sigma 24-70 HSM - Brickma
I knew about the Nifty Two-Fifty and the Magic Drainpipe, but was feeling a bit lazy at the given time :) Thanks for the update.
PS: You know, to comment here you can sign in with your twitter/FB/open-id too. That would make your comment appear with a shiny profile icon on the side :)
Do u heard any name of the tough metal Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 ??? I need the name plz ...........
No nicknames that I know of for the amazing 50mm f/1.2 yet, sorry :( Apner bashay gobhir ratre hamla chalay ekbar niya asa lagbo bhabtasi.
but still enjoyed reading:)
enjoyed reading every bit of it...
but the review from you in the morning was another fun to have....
The monetary proceedings from this blog would be spent for the benefit for all those who contributed, both as authors and as commenters :) That means free food.