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Which lens delivers better edge-to-edge results?
- Thread starter ddanois
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Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
SK 60 is maybe the best tech lens around. I really liked mine
etrump
Well-known member
I wish I had bought yours when I had the chance. Big mistake
The S/K 60mm/5.6 is probably the best lens I have ever used on a tech camera. Huge image circle (120mm), sharp, good general contrast, good micro-contrast, minimal distortion. Nothing not to like. If you want to exploit the full 120mm IC, then the CF is recommended.
The R/S 50mm 'only' has a 90mm IC. It is also a great performer.
The R/S 50mm 'only' has a 90mm IC. It is also a great performer.
I presume you are stitching? If not then there are other lenses you can look at - of equal quality when straight shooting, like Rodenstocks Digaron-S range for example.
Its 60mm f4, needs no CF, gives you an extra stop, is very sharp corner to corner, and requires minimal LCC work. It is also smaller & lighter, and nearly half the price of the others you mention. You cannot, however, stitch with it - the image circle only allows a modest amount of rise/shift.
Its 60mm f4, needs no CF, gives you an extra stop, is very sharp corner to corner, and requires minimal LCC work. It is also smaller & lighter, and nearly half the price of the others you mention. You cannot, however, stitch with it - the image circle only allows a modest amount of rise/shift.
alajuela
Active member
Hi
I just got the SK 60mm 5.6. to use on the AS F camera, do you know the part number for the CF?
Thanks in advance
Best
Phil