----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Shell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Krrrrrrrrraaaaaakk! Watch out! The ice is breaking and the water is cold!!

LOL

I would suspect that other factors may influence the apparent sharpness as well, such as chromatic aberrations. I imagine that a 645 lens would have to be better CA corrected than a corresponding 35mm lens.

You have that backwards. More CA is tolerable in a MF lens, because the final image is enlarged less.

You're probably right that the lesser magnification is the most important here too. When I wrote the above, I was thinking that the longer register distance would accentuate CA...

Speaking of which... How are the optics of 645 and K-mount related with regards to optical construction? If you have, say, a 300mm for 645; which would be its closest sibling in K-mount, constructionwise? I'd like to think that it's simply following the focal length to the number, but I suspect that AOV enough significance to make it more akin to a 200mm in 35mm.

Jostein

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