I've inspected also my other DA*60-250 on film frames. To get maximum
performance, I would use f/5.6 or smaller. I lab-printed (direct
film-to-paper copies) couple of frames to A3 size (30x40cm) and those
look quite good. I just dont' like AGFA colors - too yellowish and
redish for me. I'm much more like Fuji-man :)
For this particular shot I should choose the better scene - trees at
right edge are much closer than the ones at center and left. It creates
the illusion of right edge being softer. Sorry for that, I wanted to
finish the roll fast and get back to sickbed (this damn virus still
tortures me)...
BR, Margus
P. J. Alling wrote:
Maybe it's the subject matter or just my eyes, but I seem to detect a
bit of image degradation at the edges and corners. Not a lot
different than the FA 28-200mm. I don't think I'd want to use the DA*
60-250mm on film, ( or a 24x36mm sensor if or when it becomes
available on a K mount body), if critically sharp imaging was
required, (not that it would actually be worthwhile on any of the Film
cameras I still own)..
Mark Roberts wrote:
paul stenquist wrote:
If I have time, I'll put it on the LX and shoot some test frames.
Might be interesting.
This appeared about a week ago:
http://nagi.ee/photos/photo_sizes.php?id=10450739&size=o&album_id=148643
Z-1p, DA*60-250 at 60mm, f/4, AGFA Vista 200
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