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sent on December 23, 2020 (11:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
L. rotunno there is a tudorial that explains the whole certain there are limits but the lens does so much compared to a machine body. https://youtu.be/j266l_Na9WQ L. rotunno vi è un tudorial che spiega il tutto certo vi sono dei limiti ma la lente fa tanto rispetto ad un corpo macchina.
sent on December 23, 2020 (17:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you, I watched the video.. the fact remains that unless you have to make very pushed enlargements, where moreover they affect the corners, I find that the old lenses are more than fine ... in fact, they are lighter, smaller and in many cases mechanically than another level.. Grazie, ho guardato il video.. resta il fatto che a meno di non dover fare ingrandimenti molto spinti, dove peraltro interessano gli angoli, trovo che le vecchie lenti vanno più che bene ...anzi, sono più leggere , più piccole e in molti casi meccanicamente di un altro livello..
sent on December 23, 2020 (17:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you, I watched the video.. the fact remains that unless you have to make very pushed enlargements, where moreover they affect the corners, I find that the old lenses are more than fine ... in fact, they are lighter, smaller and in many cases mechanically than another level.. I would add that in my opinion the author of the video misses comparison by talking about old tires on new cars.. the sony A7r2 I recently purchased enhances the old optics I'm testing... if the optics are high level the photo will be full of details and if so it is not the fault it is the sensor. I mounted a 28mm and a 35mm Nikon F Nippon kogaku series.. No problem.. Now placed a park bench that is the test subject for the 35mm 2.8 never very praised ... Grazie, ho guardato il video.. resta il fatto che a meno di non dover fare ingrandimenti molto spinti, dove peraltro interessano gli angoli, trovo che le vecchie lenti vanno più che bene ...anzi, sono più leggere , più piccole e in molti casi meccanicamente di un altro livello.. aggiungo che secondo me l'autore del video sbaglia paragone parlando di gomme vecchie su auto nuove.. la sony A7r2 che ho da poco acquistato esalta le vecchie ottiche che sto testando... se l'ottica è di alto livello la foto sarà ricca di dettagli e se così non è la colpa è del sensore. ho montato un 28mm e un 35mm Nikon serie F Nippon kogaku..nessun problema.. Ora posto una panchina del parco che fa da soggetto di prova per il 35mm 2.8 mai molto osannato...
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