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Re: First Sighting: A7rii Thin filter in action


Thanks for the pictures, teeraash. Very interesting and not what, in theory, we might expect beforehand.
First thing is that I’d like to ask Zeiss how it’s possible that a lens specifically designed for the Sony sensor stack performs better with a significantly thinner cover glass. We take for granted that Zeiss optic engineers are second to none, so maybe the naked truth is that there’s a limit to what one can do to counteract the damaging effects of a thick slab of glass between sensor and lens ?
I’d love to see this test with the Loxias 21 and 35. The Loxia 21 enjoys a great reputation; not so much the Loxia 35.
Best thing would be of course if we were able to make the comparison using two copies of the same Sony model. i.e. a stock camera vs a UT modded unit. Upsampling or downsampling adds another unwanted variable to the equation.

As a side note, I don't see overall IR contamination.on the MKIR-UT pictures. A Leica M8 would have turned garishly purple the synthetic blacks of the mid-frame pictures. Not this case here. Those UT images ate contrastier and tend to orange-yellow if compared to the stock camera but I dare say that a custom WB and a camera profile would take care of the color balance, although more testing is needed. Apart from synthetic black fabrics, skin tones are specially revealing if there's IR leakage



May 19, 2017 at 07:44 AM
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Re: First Sighting: A7rii Thin filter in action


Thanks for the pictures, teeraash. Very interesting and not what, in theory, we might expect beforehand.
First thing is that I’d like to ask Zeiss how it’s possible that a lens specifically designed for the Sony sensor stack performs better with a significantly thinner cover glass. We take for granted that Zeiss optic engineers are second to none, so maybe the naked truth is that there’s a limit to what one can do to counteract the damaging effects of a thick slab of glass between sensor and lens ?
I’d love to see this test with the Loxias 21 and 35. The Loxia 21 enjoys a great reputation; not so much the Loxia 35.
Best thing would be of course if we were able to make the comparison using two copies of the same Sony model. i.e. a stock camera vs a UT modded unit. Upsampling or downsampling adds another unwanted variable to the equation.

As a side note, I don't see overall IR contamination.on the MKIR-UT pictures. A Leica M8 would have turned garishly purple the synthetic blacks of the mid-frame pictures. Not this case here. Those UT images tend to yellow-green if compared to the stock camera but I dare to say that a custom WB and a camera profile would take care of the color balance, although more testing is needed. Apart from synthetic black fabrics, skin tones are specially revealing if there's IR leakage



May 19, 2017 at 07:33 AM





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