cunim
Well-known member
Woody, thanks for the comparison. Very instructive. I look forward to hearing your decision.
My use of a 10% shift limit accords with Jack's. I seem to get OK results with10% in any direction - with Rodenstocks. My targets are often 30-50 feet away from the camera. I wonder if focusing before infinity helps a bit with casts. My worst case would be combined XY movements (eg 2 rows x 2 columns) with a bright sky, looking for casts and compression artefacts in the corners. Lots to experiment with on the new back.
My use of a 10% shift limit accords with Jack's. I seem to get OK results with10% in any direction - with Rodenstocks. My targets are often 30-50 feet away from the camera. I wonder if focusing before infinity helps a bit with casts. My worst case would be combined XY movements (eg 2 rows x 2 columns) with a bright sky, looking for casts and compression artefacts in the corners. Lots to experiment with on the new back.