GMPhotography wrote:
I have latest C1 . Used lens profile. I had shading off in camera . Let me shoot some tomorrow with hood off
Same settings here, all in camera corrections are turned off. Then it’s either the hood or a difference between how C1 treats A7R3 vs A7R4. Don’t worry there’s nothing wrong with your lens sample, I’ve seen those dark corners in some web reviews when the lens was hitting the market. There’s some simple explanation and fix, we’ll eventually find it.
Fred Miranda wrote: GMPhotography wroteYea I'll try without hood just to be sureIt's not the hood. It does have high vignetting. Even higher than the Loxia 35/2.
Yea it’s even more than the CV 40 . I post the 5.6 for both. Must be a design thing.
Fred Miranda wrote: GMPhotography wroteYea I'll try without hood just to be sureIt's not the hood. It does have high vignetting. Even higher than the Loxia 35/2.
Yes it does, the question was why Capture 1 doesn't seem to correct it properly.... If the hood interferes, then C1's profile would not match the real situation.
I'll test this too tomorrow with the hood to see what gives.
Guy, which slider are you using, the "Light Falloff" in the Lens Correction group, or the "Vignetting" one in the Exposure tab? For me it's the first one that works nice.
vdo1 wrote:
Guy, which slider are you using, the "Light Falloff" in the Lens Correction group, or the "Vignetting" one in the Exposure tab? For me it's the first one that works nice.
Vignetting in exposure tab. Let me try lens falloff
GMPhotography wrote:
Either way i think its looking a lot better. I could try mixing it
Yes I guess a combination could work. However at f/1.8 the lens vignetting is quite extreme anyway, I don't see plausible scenarios with having bright sky in the frame while having to shoot wide open like that (other than testing that is).
It should clean nicely once you get at f/4 or past it.