Red Eye Wide Angle Adapter

Greg Penetrante · May 19th, 2007, 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emanuel Altenburger

I think you´re absolutely right about the fringing and thanks for the info about the lens file menu. Will definitely use it in the future.

cheers, em.

Em,

How much of that fringing is due to the adaptor. Could the adapter be making the fringing from the lens worse?

best regards,
-Greg

Emanuel Altenburger · May 19th, 2007, 10:41 AM

Greg,

yes that could be. I know one can´t really see it, but I had a total back-light situation. Quite difficult conditions as it was shady nearly all the time and we had to wait for a second where the sun came through.
I´ll be testing out using a lens file as Greg B. suggested at a shoot this week. Will keep you updated if you want. However to me the image doesn´t appear to be much softer than without the adapter. It performs really very well to my eye.

- All the best, Em.

May 19th, 2007, 10:41 AM	#17
Emanuel Altenburger Regular Crew Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Innsbruck, Austria Posts: 134	Greg, yes that could be. I know one can´t really see it, but I had a total back-light situation. Quite difficult conditions as it was shady nearly all the time and we had to wait for a second where the sun came through. I´ll be testing out using a lens file as Greg B. suggested at a shoot this week. Will keep you updated if you want. However to me the image doesn´t appear to be much softer than without the adapter. It performs really very well to my eye. - All the best, Em.