In my experience, if you try to avoid vertical lines at the left and right edges of the scene, you'll love it. I know that sounds logical, but you'd be surprised. If you keep thinking of what emphasizes the barrel distortion, and stay away from it, you'll like it a lot more. . . Keep it level as possible, stay away from vertical lines. . .nice shots.
keith whaley William Robb wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lon Williamson" > Subject: Which wide Pentax primes show the least distortion? > > > Looks like a few have problems with barrel distortion. > > Which 20/24/28 primes show the least? > > > > -Lon > > The A20mm f/2.8 seems good. I tend to be pretty sensitive to barrel > distortion, and I have used the 20 pretty extensively ove rthe past > few months with the home reno pictures, and nothing has jumped out at > me. > > William Robb
