Jens Bladt wrote: > Hi > First. Are you sure you mean vignetting - thr picture being brighter towards > the edges??? I could understand if it's the opposite.
Um Jens - he de say the opposite (darker) :) I get vignetting with the 28 under certain lighting conditions using my LX and my KX. I think you might be right about the aperture. annsan > > I owned that lens once - my first Pentax lens actually, with my MX. I'm sure > there is no vignetting visible to the naked eye - that would surprise me > very much. I shot many, many rolls with that lens and never noticed anytng > like you describe. > The cause might be elsewhere; in the viewfinder i.e. Also, when you look > through it - the aperture is wide open - that might extend the problem of > light fall off (?!). > Jens > > -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- > Fra: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sendt: 8. juli 2003 17:26 > Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Emne: Vignetting of M 35/2.8 > > Hi! > > Recently I got my SMC M35/2.8 lens. It looks almost new, I can hardly > find any signs of it being used. Still I have a question. > > Though I haven't developed a film that was (partially) exposed with > this lens, I already can notice quite heavy vignetting in the > viewfinder of my ZX-L. That is, the corners of the image are way > darker than the center. And I am pointing the camera at blank window > on my computer screen or at evenly colored and illuminated wall... > > It looks very odd to me. Can it be that my sample is optically > defective? > > Boris
