tashley
Subscriber Member
Here's a link to a gallery that has shots from f2 through f16 using a Phase One LCC sheet held close to the lens mount and pointed at a mildly hazy sky. The frames were made RAW and then developed in LR 4.3 with Adobe Standard camera calibration profile and no lens corrections. I took a white balance from dead centre of the f5.6 frame and then applied it to all the other frames. Otherwise, nothing: no sharpening, NR, lens corrections, exposure adjustments.
The shots were then exported to 50% sized 92% quality JPEG in pro photo - so if you really want to get the most accurate view you must download the originals and look at them in a colour space aware application on a wide gamut monitor that is calibrated.
I will say nothing at this point about what I think - it is more interesting to test the range of reactions from a wider group of people...
![Big grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
ps there's one obvious mistake that came from testing too many things on too many cameras today: I shot with Auto ISO so as the aperture got smaller the ISO got higher. I doubt that it makes much difference but if people feel otherwise I will try to repeat...
The shots were then exported to 50% sized 92% quality JPEG in pro photo - so if you really want to get the most accurate view you must download the originals and look at them in a colour space aware application on a wide gamut monitor that is calibrated.
I will say nothing at this point about what I think - it is more interesting to test the range of reactions from a wider group of people...
ps there's one obvious mistake that came from testing too many things on too many cameras today: I shot with Auto ISO so as the aperture got smaller the ISO got higher. I doubt that it makes much difference but if people feel otherwise I will try to repeat...