Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Yea for a PR lens outside the distortion it won't matter to me.
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Or once the distortion is corrected. I think Adobe put out the profiles last week.Yea for a PR lens outside the distortion it won't matter to me.
Yes, they are out for Photoshop but nothing for LR yet.Or once the distortion is corrected. I think Adobe put out the profiles last week.
Gotcha... I saw them out for Bridge as well.Yes, they are out for Photoshop but nothing for LR yet.
Can't you just copy the lens profile (the .lcp file) over to the right directory so lightroom sees it?Yes, they are out for Photoshop but nothing for LR yet.
No, the pesky ones (like in the first shot I posted) can not be corrected (LR). BTW, the blue labelled E 24/1.8 also has CA.@ Vivek, do you use Adobe Lightroom and if yes does it take care of the CA? I find on most but not all lenses it works pretty good.
Btw, not having a blue label doesn't really matter, does it?
And no pouch keeps the price down as well.
Guy:Yea for a PR lens outside the distortion it won't matter to me.
Yea not so bad at all but there. I tend to think the 28mm is more for sure.Here is a quick snap with the 16-35/4 at 28mm.
No Correction:
With Correction:
--Matt
For me, as long as we are speaking of 28mm lenses it is all on the topic. When the discussion turned about the 35mm even if it was a Sony, I found that a stretch.. But it is nice to be able to compare the different alternative existing at 28mm.I added a few more comparisons of the Minolta 28/2 to the Sony 16-35/4 @ 28mm. The prime does distort less near the corners - seemingly even if corrections are applied. At f/2, there is some CA and smearing in the corners, but by f/5.6, the prime is as good or better than the zoom. I hope someone soon gets to compare the new Sony 28/2 with the Minolta!
Link to Sony Zoom - Minolta Prime comparisons.
I don't want to hijack a thread dedicated to the Sony 28/2, so I'll post some examples with the Minolta are over in the Fun With A7... thread.
--Matt
?????Annna, New lens or not, it is very uncouth to analyze a subject, especially a woman.