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uhoh7 wrote:
WATE on A7r:
...


Please do not embed pictures from me here without permission (link is OK).

Leica Tri Elmar 16-18-21mm f/4 (\"WATE\") @ 16mm @ f/8:

Out-of-camera JPEG (16mm f/8):


(Click on image to see other sizes)

Same image developed from RAW with Adobe Camera Raw 8.3 RC1 and distortion profile (for Leica Tri Elmar 16mm) applied as well as vignette reduction:


(Click on image to see other sizes)

100% crop (actual pixels) from center:



100% crop (actual pixels) from upper right edge:



Another shot at different weather&light conditions also 16mm f/8 with vignette reduction:



As you can see, the WATE produces sharp edges at f/8. Color shift is negligible and only distinguishable visible at 16mm in particular situations.

The result at 18mm and 21mm as well as for other aperture settings (f/4 and f/5.6) can be found in this album: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hhackbarth/sets/72157637887948156
It will be continously updated.


Nov 22, 2013 at 04:36 PM
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Re: Sony A7r + Rangefinder Lenses: Images


uhoh7 wrote:
WATE on A7r:
...


Please do not embed pictures from me here without permission (link is OK).

Leica Tri Elmar 16-18-21mm f/4 (\"WATE\") @ 16mm @ f/8:

Out-of-camera JPEG (16mm f/8):


(Click on image to see other sizes)

Same image developed from RAW with Adobe Camera Raw 8.3 RC1 and distortion profile (for Leica Tri Elmar 16mm) applied as well as vignette reduction:


(Click on image to see other sizes)

100% crop (actual pixels) from center:



100% crop (actual pixels) from upper right edge:



Another shot at different weather&light conditions also 16mm f/8:



As you can see, the WATE produces sharp edges at f/8. Color shift is negligible and only distinguishable visible at 16mm in particular situations.

The result at 18mm and 21mm as well as for other aperture settings (f/4 and f/5.6) can be found in this album: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hhackbarth/sets/72157637887948156
It will be continously updated.


Nov 22, 2013 at 04:34 PM





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