| Weight | 68 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 85 mm |
| Focal Length (mm) | |
| Max Aperture (f) | |
| Aperture Blades | |
| Elements | |
| Sharp (Near) | |
| Sharp (Far) |
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16:9 –
Although more than half a stop slower, this bijou f3.2 Gnome is in every respect superior to the Isco-branded plastic-barrel Gnome Projar 85mm f2.3. Its near-field performance doesn’t quite deserve a Bronze award, but it’s relatively even framewide rendition and civilised drawing style (surprisingly similar to the Colorplans) just tip the balance.