Hello, everybody! Chinese food is very oily, that’s why I try to avoid it as much as possible. Hot pots, fried foods, stir-fry, and even some steamed foods require a lot of oil in the process somewhere. You will have to choose which ones to eat because there’s still some healthy options such as steamed dim-sum. Food in mainland communist China and in some cases India as well are of questionable sources. That is why spice, oils, and other additives are used to mask the quality of the food. This isn’t to say that everything there is going to give you cancer, I’m just pointing out that some bad people will do anything to fool people even if it means endangering the health of many innocent lives. Today, I will show you something disgusting. It is just as oily as a Chinese food that I talked about, and just like the practice of masking food safety, it also has a nefarious way to give an impression that this product is of higher quality. Read along with me.
Introduction:
The 7Artisans 35mm f/1.4 II was probably announced around 6 years ago during the pandemic that came from mainland China. I have no idea when it was sold but I have been seeing it for a long time. I do not know what are the exact differences between the first version and this one except that the older one has a different design with more glass and aperture blades. What I know is many APS-C shooters with Sony and Fujifilm got one of these because they’re cheap and decent. I’ve also heard of people complaining about poor quality control and other similar concerns that we’re all so familiar with when it comes to “Made in China” products. The support is poor overseas so it will all will depend on who you got it from if there are any warranties at all. These come in different mounts but we’re only talking about the Nikon version in this article.
The exterior is completely made of metal. It feels heavier than it should and in an excessive way, too. The impression it will give people who don’t understand things is that they’re getting a premium product. It’s quite nice when it comes to the fit and finish as the exterior is concerned, and that’s all there is to it. We’ll also learn why this thing is so heavy and why the aperture ring does it have any detent clicks.
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