06-18-2011, 03:28 PM
[quote name='popo' timestamp='1308126575' post='9240']
It isn't screaming sharp at me wide open, particularly in the flower shot, but it isn't that bad either. Looking at the outdoor shots I can see what I think is sharpening halos too. These images are processed...
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- i think we have to be a little bit careful about describing all halos as sharpening defects, maybe yes in this case or maybe not ...
- sensors have made giant strides in a very short time - you should have seen the high-contrast edge halo's that used to be not so long ago that weren't from sharpening effects - now we all make beautiful prints from current DSLR's but for some of us it is still not quality neg ... but there are of course other advantages that digital offers -
- and, this is an expensive lens? - yes maybe, but (urm, without distracting from this thread) maybe best not to inquire about the price of a superrotator then ...
so long for now ...
It isn't screaming sharp at me wide open, particularly in the flower shot, but it isn't that bad either. Looking at the outdoor shots I can see what I think is sharpening halos too. These images are processed...
[/quote]
- i think we have to be a little bit careful about describing all halos as sharpening defects, maybe yes in this case or maybe not ...
- sensors have made giant strides in a very short time - you should have seen the high-contrast edge halo's that used to be not so long ago that weren't from sharpening effects - now we all make beautiful prints from current DSLR's but for some of us it is still not quality neg ... but there are of course other advantages that digital offers -
- and, this is an expensive lens? - yes maybe, but (urm, without distracting from this thread) maybe best not to inquire about the price of a superrotator then ...
so long for now ...