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Here are some additional field test images from the Zeiss Touit 32mm f/1.8.
We used the lens (loaner from Zeiss) with our X-T1.
Some initial thoughts:
Very good sharpness as we expected
A focal length of 32mm (48mm at 35mm equivalent) proves to be good for general street photography...
Here are some additional field...
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Panasonic GH4 24p C4K 'Cine-D Profile' Skintone Quickie test from Nick Driftwood on Vimeo.
First you can ask the developer & product director of the Panasonic GH4 your questions here;-
http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/10019/ask-developers-of-the-panasonic-lumix-gh4-plus-answers-about-the-m43-format/p1
Now the video: Here's a quick test Nick Driftwood put together from a string of new footage...
Panasonic GH4 24p C4K 'Cin...
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The Optikos Bench
First and foremost, if you aren’t at least a little Geeky, this post is not for you; unless you’re one of those people who thinks "just take some pictures, dammit," when I write some article about resolution testing. In that case, you might...
The Optikos Bench
First and f...
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What is Decentering and What Does it Do?
Strictly speaking, decentering would involve one or more of the lens elements being off of the central axis of the lens. This would prevent the curved surfaces of the lens from bending the light properly. In severe cases...
What is Decentering and What...
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There are few things I've found in my life as a photographer of any real lasting value: My older pre-ASPH Leica lenses, an old Domke bag I've had forever, my hat, and a small library of books - SONY A7/A7R:FROM SNAPSHOTS TO GREAT SHOTS now being...
There are few things I've foun...
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The Fujifilm X-T1 combined with the XF 23mm 1.4R prime lens is an amazing combination. This is the sharpest Fuji lens we have seen so far, even beating the very good XF 35mm 1.4. The widest opening of f/1.4 allows lovely background blur. In some...
The Fujifilm X-T1 combined wit...
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We have enough to worry about as professional photographers, dealing with deadbeat ad agencies, stressed-out brides, and clients who wonder why we don't do three or four extra days work without charging. Do we now have to worry about getting radiation poisoning from radioactive lenses? I own...
We have enough to worry ab...
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In addition to improvements in just about every area, Fujifilm has also brought some interesting new features to the X-E2. What's the coolest? To me, one has to be the new Digital Split Image™ for interchangeable lens cameras.
Split image focusing was originally used in manual...
In addition to improvement...
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From: OutbackPhoto.Net
We recently found some fun to photograph again some animals and birds. For our Nikon and Canon systems, faster long tele lenses or zooms (at least 400mm and f/4) were never a real option. Why? One may think first of the price and rightly...
From: OutbackPhoto.Net
We r...
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While most of the country chilled out inside avoiding the "Arctic Vortex," thousands of brave souls battled the crowded isles for the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week in Las Vegas, NV. Show attendance was reportedly brisk again this year, where the features were focused...
While most of the country ...
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Fujifilm has announced another lens for their X series mirrorless digital cameras. The Fujinon XF 56mm f/1.2 R lens is the twelfth lens made for the X-mount cameras and is an impressive portrait-length lens with a very fast maximum aperture, ideal for shallow depth-of-field control and excellent...
Fujifilm has announced another...
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A7R Shutter Vibration May Be Too Great For Some Uses
[caption id="attachment_5665" align="aligncenter" width="518"] Mike's Bronze Weight.A prototype for testing a 24-ounce deadweight attached to camera via the tripod screw thread.[/caption]
Unfortunately, Sony has a problem with the A7R which is serious for a significant segment of...
A7R Shutter Vibration ...
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From Photography Life:
Longitudinal Chromatic Aberration
Longitudinal Chromatic Aberration, also known as “LoCA” or “bokeh fringing”, occurs when different wavelengths of color do not converge at the same point after passing through a lens, as illustrated below:
Lenses with Longitudinal Chromatic Aberration problems can show fringing around objects...
From Photography Life:
Lo...
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In the above, an obvious sales piece for the new Zeiss OTUS 1.4/55 published on Oct 7, 2013, Zeiss makes some strong claims about this new lens. Statements like "Experience a new dimension. The Otus 1.4/55 is the pinnacle of over 120 years of expertise and experience...
In the above, an o...
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The 1.4/55 Zeiss Otus is claimed by Zeiss in their marketing promotional materials as the perfect lens. Don't believe this. No lens is perfect. But this one may be close....
The 1.4/55 Zeiss Otus is claim...
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Sony QX10 Lens Camera Field Report: More than a cool Concept?
Uwe Steinmueller | 09-28-2013 From http://www.outbackphoto.net
Mobile phones are the most used cameras in the world. But they are limited in many ways for those who love photography:
Mostly fixed focal length (no zoom)
Image quality below entry level compact cameras
Not much...
Sony QX10 Lens Camera Field Re...
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