@McGrattan@, the built-in Leica M 240 lens profiles correct for vignetting and color casts in the corners. The vignetting is typically not corrected 100%, with is a good design decision. The profiles aim to fully correct the corner color casts based on the specified lens model.
However, you will end up with color casts in the corners if the lens/sensor interaction and the counteracting lens profile corrections do not fully cancel each other. The 7artisans 50/1.1 registers as a 50 Noctilux, and it is therefore to be expected that the corrections are not fully adequate to the response.
As suggested, try with different lens profiles in the camera, or with corner fix for Lightroom or LCC profiles in Capture One. I have only tested the latter, and it works perfectly.
Just found out I am going to have an exhibit in June at Rangefinder Gallery 300 W Superior in Chicago. Opening will be on Friday June 1.
Now all I have to do is print, mount, mat and frame the exhibit and hope the books are finished by then because I hope it will be a book release exhibit. I am in full on panic mode. I hope that a few of you from the area can make it. I will post an official invite as soon as it is all ready to go.
Going to give one of those new 7Artisans 35mm f/2 M mount lenses a try. Hamish over at 35mmc is securing another small batch of 20 after the first ones sold out. I figure it's worth a try to see how it is at under $300 new.
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Like your set, retrofocus.
I would correct the first one to straight lines ....
Thanks . That's a good point - but I simply wanted to post it here the way I scanned it just with slight contrast/highlight correction afterwards. Easy to do some vertical correction, too.
Werner that last image you posted is awesome! I love the way you’re drawn into the frame. Great use of a wide angle lens there. That Super Elmar 24 is suppose to be quite the optic and you’re clearly using it well!