Here are the latest photos I captured with my Zhong Yi Mitakon 35mm f/0.95 lens. These samples showcase how effectively this lens performs across diverse settings, conditions, and subjects, thus providing a comprehensive look at its real-world performance. These should help you decide if the Zhong Yi Mitakon 35mm f/0.95 lens could be the perfect addition to your kit.
September in Japan brings those familiar rainy days, with typhoons stirring up dramatic skies and steady downpours. Streets glisten under the rain, and there’s a certain moody charm to it all—umbrellas dotting the landscape, puddles reflecting city lights, and the rhythm of raindrops. While typhoon season can be unpredictable, it’s undeniably atmospheric! 🌧️🌂
The Dotombori River at night is pure Osaka magic. With neon lights reflecting on the water and the lively Minami area buzzing around it, it’s a scene full of energy and charm. The iconic Glico sign and other vibrant displays make it a must-see spot that perfectly captures the city’s spirited vibe. A photographer’s dream…
Ah, more platform shots—music to my eyes! There’s just something endlessly satisfying about the symmetry, leading lines, and atmosphere of train platforms.
Just a little bit of what we all need – breathe in, breathe out.
Simple Japanese delicacies one could easily enjoy before the pandemic. Miss those days!
It’s true—weekend trips to an onsen, unwinding in a steaming hot bath, and breathing freely without masks feel like distant memories. The longing for those simple pleasures is so relatable. Getting vaccinated is such a crucial step toward regaining that sense of normalcy and protecting each other from potential variants. Here’s to hoping we can…
Finalizing 5G calls for a martini—shaken, not stirred, of course! James Bond style suits the occasion perfectly—sophisticated, bold, and a little iconic, much like the tech you’ve just wrapped up. Cheers to a milestone worthy of a secret agent’s toast! 🍸
The ANA 787 decked out in Star Wars livery at Narita is a sight to behold! A perfect blend of aviation and pop culture, it’s hard not to geek out seeing this iconic plane waiting at the gate. May the Force (and smooth flights) be with it! ✈️✨
The Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II sounds like a dream lens for bokeh lovers and those who appreciate manual focus. Its build quality, sharpness in focus, and that buttery bokeh really set it apart, especially paired with the X-H1’s focus peaking for precise manual adjustments. Comparing it to the 50mm f/1.2L but noting…
There’s a special kind of joy in using a manual lens like the 35mm f/0.95—large aperture, dreamy bokeh, and that tactile focus feel. Pair it with a vintage filter, and you’ve got a recipe for instant creative vibes. It’s less about perfection and more about the process, and every shot feels personal. Definitely a combo…
The entrance of Tokyo Daijingu, one of my favorite shrines in Tokyo, is always a beautiful sight. The peaceful atmosphere, traditional architecture, and intricate wooden torii make it a perfect escape from the city’s bustle. It’s not just a place to visit but to experience a piece of Tokyo’s spiritual heart.
Shooting at night with a large aperture and IBIS—thank you, Fuji! The combination makes capturing sharp, low-light shots so much easier, letting me fully take advantage of that dreamy depth of field. Night photography feels effortless with this setup.
It’s great to be in Tokyo this year (and not away on a business trip) for some fresh Hanami opportunities. This time, I joined the “boys” at a famous cemetery in Tokyo—an unexpectedly lovely spot for cherry blossom viewing. The peaceful atmosphere and the sakura in full bloom made it a unique and memorable experience….
Captured a night temple shot wide open at f/0.95, and this lens continues to amaze me! The shallow depth of field and creamy bokeh create such a dreamy, atmospheric vibe. It’s perfect for low light and really brings out the magic of nighttime scenes. Absolutely loving this lens!
The light on this JR platform in Tokyo is just perfect! The interplay of shadows and highlights creates such a cinematic feel, turning an ordinary moment into something special. Tokyo’s train stations always seem to have that unique atmosphere that’s a joy to capture.
With the ZhongYi Optics 35mm f/0.95 at the front and the Fuji X-H1 at the back, I captured an old sushi restaurant in Tokyo glowing softly at night. The fast lens perfectly highlighted the cozy, nostalgic vibe of the place, with its wooden signs and warm lighting creating a scene full of character. The APS-C…
With the ZhongYi Optics 35mm f/0.95 at the front and the Fuji X-H1 at the back, I captured the entrance of Temmaru restaurant in Kagurazaka at night. The warm glow of the lights, the shallow depth of field, and the creamy bokeh brought out by the fast lens make the scene feel inviting and cinematic….
Using the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II at the front and the Fuji X-H1 at the back, I captured a red bicycle glowing under the streetlights in Kagurazaka at night. The APS-C sensor with IBIS, combined with this ultra-fast manual lens, really is a dream setup. The shallow depth of field and creamy…
With the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II at the front and the Fuji X-H1 at the back, I captured the old rooftops glowing softly at night in Kagurazaka. The APS-C sensor, paired with IBIS and this ultra-fast manual lens, feels like the perfect combo. The stabilization makes low-light handheld shots a breeze, and…
Using the Mitakon Zhongyi Speedmaster 35mm f/0.95 Mark II up front and the Fuji X-H1 at the back, I captured the Yebisu sign glowing at night in Kagurazaka. The APS-C sensor paired with IBIS and a fast manual lens feels like a dream combo for me. The stabilization lets me push the limits in low…