G. Pierre wrote:
Tariq Gibran wrote
G. Pierre wrote
Tariq Gibran wrote
G. Pierre, I would like to see some tests done at longer distances - landscape vistas, distant trees, mountains, whatever, which might reveal any softness in the cornes and image side borders. This is where the weakness has been shown previously with the 25/2 even stopped down.
cyra, Lloyds does have at least one test of the 25/2 at a much further distance than 1-2m that showed the weak corners stopped down if I recall (I no longer subscribe).
Well, They are already assembled four of the 10 photo-tests that I did the past Monday. I no cut a crop on the central area becasue no are difference between all the AF modes.
The first three photos have an exchange images mousing over them, the fourth you must to select the focus mode in the down texts.
The method is always the same for all: the first with live view focus and that is exchanged with the MF ring full of top-infinity.
regards
regards
There are a number of situations in actual shooting where distant detail can show up in the corners. Waynes seascape and pier shot are examples where the bottom corners are at a very far distance. Mountains shot from a lower position (or anything similar) is another where you can easily end up with important detail at the upper borders. The test for this is pretty easy with your distant mountain scene from the high vantage point as all you have to do is tilt the camera down until the mountains are framed at the top edge and go into the corners.