35mm lens for FX

[akagi07]

not much detail example but ya enough. thanks for sharing

 

[daredevil123]

not much detail example but ya enough. thanks for sharing

I did some pics recently but i think they are gone when I clean house in flickr. Can't do any tests coz I sold the lens a while back.

Anyway, summary is, if subject distance is around 1 to 1.5 meter away, and aperture is F2.8, there is no detectable vignette. If wide open and subject distance is 1-3m vignette is minimal. If wide open and distance is 3 to 5, medium vignette (still correctable). If more than 5m and aperture is smaller than F4, heavy vignette.

 

[akagi07]

I did some pics recently but i think they are gone when I clean house in flickr. Can't do any tests coz I sold the lens a while back.

Anyway, summary is, if subject distance is around 1 to 1.5 meter away, and aperture is F2.8, there is no detectable vignette. If wide open and subject distance is 1-3m vignette is minimal. If wide open and distance is 3 to 5, medium vignette (still correctable). If more than 5m and aperture is smaller than F4, heavy vignette.

I suppose this is based on using fx cam?

 

[daredevil123]

I suppose this is based on using fx cam?

Yes of course. If the 35/1.8 vignettes so heavily on a DX cam, who would buy it???

 

[cichlid]

Since TS don't mind MF, I recommend the Samyang 35mm f1.4 manual lens. I took some shots around the flat this morning

Wide Open

a big crop of the original

 

[bethpapa74]

Since TS don't mind MF, I recommend the Samyang 35mm f1.4 manual lens. I took some shots around the flat this morning

Wow ... darn! this is sharp!
* I think i have that magazine and manual also ... keke

I will borrow my fren 35/1.8 to try ...
thanks DD123 for sharing ....