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Saturation is a bit high and un-natural looking in the first two frames.
Did you saturate in p/p?
The last frame is a lot more realistic.

Personally, from my limited use of nikkor 28's, the 3.5 has the better rendering, and a slight edge in sharpness, but that's just me and the lenses I've been through.

-D.S.


PostPosted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 6:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Doc Sharptail wrote:
Saturation is a bit high and un-natural looking in the first two frames.
Did you saturate in p/p?
The last frame is a lot more realistic.

Personally, from my limited use of nikkor 28's, the 3.5 has the better rendering, and a slight edge in sharpness, but that's just me and the lenses I've been through.

-D.S.


Yes, I always shoot in RAW, and I always process my shots. Sometimes you want to be brighter than in life, which sometimes seems grey and dull. ))) I've never owned a 28/3.5, so I can't say anything.

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