Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why, because it can be (with varying degrees of effort/success) correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, bokeh, micro-contrast, etc. that are also aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why, because it can be (with varying degrees of effort/success) correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, bokeh, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why, because it can be (with varying degrees of effort/success) correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, bokeh, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why, because it can be (with varying degrees of effort/success) correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why ... because it can be (with varying degrees of effort/success) correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why ... because it can be (with varying degrees of effort/success) correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
uhoh7 wrote:
Color shift is meaningless.
Why ... because it can be correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
uhoh7 wrote: Gary Clennan wrote:
That color shift is pretty gross... It is a shame though as that lens is such a great performer.
Color shift is meaningless.
Why ... because it can be correctable in post?
By that logic ... vignetting, CA, distortion, color cast, clarity, micro-contrast, etc. that are aspects of the optically projected image\'s drawing style are meaningless also, since they too can be manipulated/corrected in post.
Dec 02, 2013 at 07:09 PM
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