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dnhkng
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dnhkng wrote:
well then, here are the per-pixel images of the warthog, so you can judge what the lens can do. In the second picture, you can see the dust blown up from the warthogs snuffling.
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ZoneV
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ZoneV wrote:
As an optical adapter one can use an original Canon FD 1.4x converter modified to fit to Canon EF mount.
I have done that, the quality is ok (my 300/2.8 L has fungus which decreases propably the image qualita a bit).
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yadisl
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yadisl wrote:
Nice pics: esp #4 (despite it's soft)
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dnhkng
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dnhkng wrote:
wide open it can be a little soft and loose a bit of contrast, but at closed to F2.0, I can't imagine many lenses being sharper than this one. |
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