I have a Phoenix 19-35mm zoom, which has nice centre sharpness and excellent
contrast and flare resistance. However, at 19mm, the corners aren't really
good until it's stopped down to f/11.
With the *ist D this will be equivalent to a 28 to 50 mm lens, and since the
smaller CCD won't use the c
I was wondering about this. What lenses that had bad corner performance
are now viable options?
Steven Desjardins
The 28-70/4 at 28mm had a covering circle too small for 24x36. The
blackening of the corners was due to that and not to light fall-off
according to Popular photography. This will b
the Sigma 15-30 that i use is so-so in the corners and will be fine with an APS sized
sensor.
Herb
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Sigma 15-30 that i use is so-so in the corners
> and will be fine with an APS sized sensor.
>
> Herb
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From: "Steve Pearson"
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 9:24 PM
Subject: Re: Best lens value for the *ist-D
> Well, sometimes the best made plans...
>
> I was in my local pentax store today and the Pentax
> representative told them tha
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>>> I was in my local pentax store today and the Pentax
>>> representative told them that the sensor size will probably
>>> change to a larger size before the *ist is released. So,
>>> something more to discuss...
[Well, this actually should not be attr
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