discopirate1

After some weeks with my Samyang 12, I now feel I really love it.
Here are some pics of mine.
I'm waiting for some clear starry skyes to try it at night.

Some of my samples. Can't wait to shoot more with it.  Very fun to use, but you gotta get very close or your subjects will be tiny!  


 

Yellow by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr
 

Roaring by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr
 

Yummy by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr
 

Bar by Kwyjibo Van De Kamp, auf Flickr
 
 
Here's the link to all the pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/93978937@N07/tags/12mmf20/

I agree with you on the starburst thing. It was the only point I was worried about. But I found some images (on flicker I guess) which convinced me buying this lens. The six rays can (I.M.H.O.) give a really clean looking starburst from the sun or from lampposts. See one of my first pictures I shoot with this lens. If I desperately need more rays then I can always use my 18-135mm. 
 

When 12mm are not wide enough, stitch 2 frames (Algarve, Portugal).
First photo is the panorama, the other is a native 12mm Samyang.

Took another great photo with this lens on my recent hike in the Norwegian forest.
 
Glorious Jax by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

This little thing is really impressive. Looking forward to shoot some night shots with it, but until then, some seascapes will do ッ 
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr
 
Untitled by Jonas Grimsgaard, on Flickr

Bought the lens a while back as my go-to option for landscape, fell in love with it and goes everywhere with it ever after.
 

 
And another...

1 sec on a tripod
 

Fireworks

Hi, playing with my samyang 12mm...
 
City reflections by Dustin Iskandar, on Flickr