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Techart Pro LM-EA9 Review

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Techart Pro LM-EA9 Review
Grenache wrote:
nehemiahphoto wroteI have been fooling around more on the adapter...I am finding some quirks at least on the a7c, but I am figuring it you.
35 Lux pre-ASPH Do you have a thin sensor stack conversion? I thought that would be rubbish on Sony sensor, but it looks great.

Thanks,
Jim



I do have a thin sensor, but I actually prefer the 35 Lux pre-asph on a stock sensor. The midzone is better for bokeh and sharpness, while the outer zone and corners are worse. I really don't care about optical correction on this type of lens. Sebboh did formal testing and has crops. The photo from above you like is on a stock a7c with the focal point about 4 feet away.
Original postPosted Sep 18, 2022 at 08:28 PM
Re: Techart Pro LM-EA9 Review
Grenache wrote:
nehemiahphoto wroteI have been fooling around more on the adapter...I am finding some quirks at least on the a7c, but I am figuring it you.
35 Lux pre-ASPH Do you have a thin sensor stack conversion? I thought that would be rubbish on Sony sensor, but it looks great.

Thanks,
Jim



I do have a thin sensor, but I actually prefer the 35 Lux pre-asph on a stock sensor. The midzone is better for bokeh and sharpness, while the outer zone and corners are worse. I really don't care about optical correction on this type of lens. Sebboh did formal testing and has crops. The photo from above you like is on a stocky a7c w/o with the focal point about 4 feet away.

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