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Hi Bart, thank you!
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For maximum edge performance 5.6 or 8.0 are best at a bit of loss in center (according to LensTip).Hi Bart, thank you!
My thought was it looked different to the Art, in the wood
And the space-ship - even though the Art ought to dip a bit in sharpness at 8, its looks still extremely sharp and well controlled, also at the ends :thumbup:
(so a Nikon D850 + the 20 Art wouldn't be a bad match either in architecture)
Kind regards Thorkil
Yes that was exactly that test result together with your pictures that convinced me that this lens would be suited for having sharpness and fun together,
chug, and after hopefully earning some more money, perhaps on a D850
Ha! This is not your typical 20mm wide view, Thorkil.
...well, well Bart, only 45mm wrong :grin: I better polish my foggy wide-glasses..:angel:
-3- He's signaling to the waiter that his beer glass is empty and he needs another one. :angel:Fonske, a statue of a student in Leuven near the Town hall
There are actually two ways to explain the statue
-1- The name is "Fons Sapientiae" which is Latin for source of wisdom, he's letting water flow over his head to symbolise the source
-2- It's a student flowing beer over his head while reading about his own behaviour
Take your pick
You can see it in the EXIF data, all dates are there.
