on 3/24/04 5:32 PM, Tim Wheeler wrote:
>Is there anyway, or any where, I can see this fringing? >Yes, I have just posted: >www.wheelerstudios.com.au/chromaber/chromabersample/DSCF91901.jpg >showing an unprocessed section (top) and corrected section (bottom) Thanks, Tim. I have seen this before in digtital capture and scanned files. For me not a deal breaker for the purchase of this camera. I have recently discovered another draw back to this particular camera as far as what I shoot is concerned. A protrusion on the camera body prevents the use of the Nikon shift lenses. The protrusion bumps up against the knob which contols the lens shift and prevents mounting the lens. I haven't seen this but it has been described to me by another photographer and a salesman from whom I may buy the camera. The 85mm shift lense can be made to work with a spacer but this will prevent focusing to infinity. The lens will focus to only 15ft. Makes it useful for some table top applications but pretty much useless for the architecture work I do. Once again, this is not a deal breaker for me. For what I want to shoot with this camera the perspective control cropping tool in Photoshop will be adequate. But...it would be better to have a couple functional shift lenses at 28mm/35mm. michael spillers =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
