The focus point was the front side of the flower in the foreground. Seems to be in facus too. This lens has shown me that focusing is pretty fast AND accurate AND at f1.8. To tell you the truth, I really didn't expect this one to be in focus. I didn't expect that the front part of the flower would actually be in focus. Normally either the part of the flower behind where I am focusing is in focus or the background is in focus but not the front. This is using autofocus of course. Manually focusing does have an advantage here in that you decide which part is in focus and not the system itself. That's what makes using legacy lenses so much fun to use. Granted, autofocus is faster than I am in locking focus but some of the time I'm not so sure exactly which part of the scene it's actually locked onto.

This isn't anything special I admit, but it is the sort of image I like. A bit of an abstract I can really just sink into this image and imagine how the grass was swaying in the breeze.

Another at f1.8 just a second after the bee landed. It wasn't a still day so the flowers were moving some. Still focusing was good and it locked on at the first attempt.

Don't let anybody tell you that focusing with this lens is slow. If it's fast enough to copture this bee in flight it's plenty fast for me. Again shot at f1.8.

Focusing was quick and spot on for this one. It was really just a quick snap in passing but I'm really quite impressed.

Another check on how the bokeh looks at f1.8. Not the best but I'm not complaining.

I thought I would capture this one with a crop in mind (since you don't have the option of doing 1:1 ratio images on the Nex system). The water lilly is dead center with the window frames dividing the images into a "Rule of Thirds" grid. I thought it worked out quite well.

This image really does have a 3D look to it. You may not be able to see it at this size but it really is there. The yellow flowers in the foreground pop out of the image. I wish all my lenses gave me this. The images remind me of the SEL 18-55 kit lens. That lens is also exceptional I think. It gives me the same kind of rendition as the 50 f1.8.

Again it locked on the flower in the foreground at the first attempt. I composed this one to see how the small fountain in the backgroud would appear in the image. I like what I see. The water isn't blown out either so exposure seems to be good.

Believe it or not, saturation has not been increased in this image. The micro contrast and clarity of this lens is really this good. Colour are also true to they looked so you could say that I'm pleased with this lens when used in bright light. What I haven't tested yet is how the system behaves at dusk or indoors in not so great light.