So I’m reading up about the Carl Zeiss Distagon T” 2/35 with EP Bayonet Lens, and it’s a whole lot of camera lens.

Based on what I was reading about it, they say it’s actually such a high quality lens that it’ll basically let you take steady pictures without using a tripod, so it’s great when you’re out in the field or in the woods.

They had a good point in that, if you’re doing nature photography for whatever the reason, you really can’t get a tripod in to steady your aim.  But this lens will apparently compensate for your normal hand tremble (and even if you think you’re steady, you’re still shaking slightly from the action of your pulse) by the way it gathers light.

It’s already available in Europe for a whopping seven hundred fifty five euros, which translates into just over eleven hundred dollars.