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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


rafaelcasd wrote:
Japan is superior in quality for a reason, lens took four days to come home, free shipping, no customs duty.

John H: Looks pretty good. What's up with the shadow on the lower left corner?

Rafael: Good question John, looking at many other shots with the sky It is there lightly in most. Will check camera sensor and lens.


Tested the left corner shadow on the new to me 800mm 5.6, it is visible in a picture of the empty sky with capture nxd set to vivid and both contrast sliders to the max, it is not visible at all at normal settings. The shadow becomes minimal at f/8 and is gone by f/11 regardless of settings, there is no effect on sharpness. the shadow will not be visible with subjects in the frame and vivid contrast settings. I will keep the lens as there is no practical effect.

Tested with two cameras, with and without shades and filters/holder, all these had no effect.

Below sample is f/11 contrast maxed out.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f11 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This one below is fully open at 5.6 with no dynamic range help (D Lighting), vivid plus high contrast. My most extreme real life processing.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D800 test f5.6 vivid plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

And finally, a extreme plus contrast processed sample fully open..........I am keeping this lens. Check flickr at 100%.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f5.6 vivid plus plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Nov 26, 2017 at 01:06 PM
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


rafaelcasd wrote:
Japan is superior in quality for a reason, lens took four days to come home, free shipping, no customs duty.

John H: Looks pretty good. What's up with the shadow on the lower left corner?

Rafael: Good question John, looking at many other shots with the sky It is there lightly in most. Will check camera sensor and lens.


Tested the left corner shadow on the new to me 800mm 5.6, it is visible in a picture of the empty sky with capture nxd set to vivid and both contrast sliders to the max, it is not visible at all at normal settings. The shadow becomes minimal at f/8 and is gone by f/11, there is no effect on sharpness. the shadow will not be visible with subjects in the frame and vivid contrast settings. I will keep the lens as there is no practical effect.

Tested with two cameras, with and without shades and filters/holder, all these had no effect.

Below sample is f/11 contrast maxed out.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f11 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This one below is fully open at 5.6 with no dynamic range help (D Lighting), vivid plus high contrast. My most extreme real life processing.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D800 test f5.6 vivid plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

And finally, a extreme plus contrast processed sample fully open..........I am keeping this lens. Check flickr at 100%.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f5.6 vivid plus plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Nov 26, 2017 at 01:03 PM
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


rafaelcasd wrote:
Japan is superior in quality for a reason, lens took four days to come home, free shipping, no customs duty.

John H: Looks pretty good. What's up with the shadow on the lower left corner?

Rafael: Good question John, looking at many other shots with the sky It is there lightly in most. Will check camera sensor and lens.


Tested the left corner shadow on the new to me 800mm 5.6, it is visible in a picture of the empty sky with capture nxd set to vivid and both contrast sliders to the max, it is not visible at all at normal settings. The shadow becomes minimal at f/8 and is gone by f/11, there is no effect on sharpness. the shadow will not be visible with subjects in the frame and vivid contrast settings. I will keep the lens as there is no practical effect.

Tested with two cameras, with and without shades and filters/holder, all these had no effect.

Below sample is f/11 contrast maxed out.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f11 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This one below is fully open at 5.6 with no dynamic range help (D Lighting), vivid plus high contrast. My most extreme real life processing.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D800 test f5.6 vivid plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

And finally, a extreme plus contrast processed sample fully open..........I am keeping this lens.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f5.6 vivid plus plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Nov 26, 2017 at 12:59 PM
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


rafaelcasd wrote:
Japan is superior in quality for a reason, lens took four days to come home, free shipping, no customs duty.

John H: Looks pretty good. What's up with the shadow on the lower left corner?

Rafael: Good question John, looking at many other shots with the sky It is there lightly in most. Will check camera sensor and lens.


Tested the left corner shadow on the new to me 800mm 5.6, it is visible in a picture of the empty sky with capture nxd set to vivid and both contrast sliders to the max, it is not visible at all at normal settings. The shadow becomes minimal at f/8 and is gone by f/11, there is no effect on sharpness. the shadow will not be visible with subjects in the frame and vivid contrast settings. I will keep the lens as there is no practical effect.

Tested with two cameras, with and without shades and filters/holder, all these had no effect.

Below sample is f/11 contrast maxed out.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f11 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This one below is fully open at 5.6 with no dynamic range help (D Lighting), vivid plus high contrast. My most extreme real life processing.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D800 test f5.6 vivid plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Nov 26, 2017 at 12:38 PM
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


rafaelcasd wrote:
Japan is superior in quality for a reason, lens took four days to come home, free shipping, no customs duty.

John H: Looks pretty good. What's up with the shadow on the lower left corner?

Rafael: Good question John, looking at many other shots with the sky It is there lightly in most. Will check camera sensor and lens.


Tested the left corner shadow on the new to me 800mm 5.6, it is visible in a picture of the empty sky with capture nxd set to vivid and both contrast sliders to the max, it is not visible at all at normal settings. The shadow becomes minimal at f/8 and is gone by f/11, there is no effect on sharpness. the shadow will not be visible with subjects in the frame and vivid contrast settings. I will keep the lens as there is no practical effect.

Tested with two cameras, with and without shades and filters/holder, all these had no effect.

Below sample is f/11 contrast maxed out.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f11 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This one below is fully open at 5.6 with no dynamic range help (D Lighting), vivid plus high contrast. My most extreme real life processing.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f5.6 vivid plus contrast by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Nov 26, 2017 at 12:36 PM
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Re: Manual Focus Nikon Glass


rafaelcasd wrote:
Japan is superior in quality for a reason, lens took four days to come home, free shipping, no customs duty.

John H: Looks pretty good. What's up with the shadow on the lower left corner?

Rafael: Good question John, looking at many other shots with the sky It is there lightly in most. Will check camera sensor and lens.


Tested the left corner shadow on the new to me 800mm 5.6, it is visible in a picture of the empty sky with capture nxd set to vivid and both contrast sliders to the max, it is not visible at all at normal settings. The shadow becomes minimal at f/8 and is gone by f/11, there is no effect on sharpness. the shadow will not be visible with subjects in the frame and vivid contrast settings. I will keep the lens as there is no practical effect.

Tested with two cameras, with and without shades and filters/holder, all these had no effect.

Below sample is f/11 contrast maxed out.

nikon nikkor 800mm 5.6 ais D810 test f11 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Nov 26, 2017 at 11:29 AM





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