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10/12/2004 02:29:35 PM · #1 |
Does anyone know of a web site where it tells you if you use this lens it's very sharp at this F stop at this shutter speed and a bit soft at the F stop.
Does that make sense.? |
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10/12/2004 02:34:25 PM · #2 |
| Try photozone.de, if you go to the performance survey for Canon EOS, you can get a general idea of what other people think. It's subjective(I think) and depending on the number of entries, don't take the ratings too seriously. //www.photozone.de/ |
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10/12/2004 02:34:58 PM · #3 |
Not to me, it doesn't. But it makes good poetry, in a prosaic sort of way. ;)
Try here.
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10/12/2004 02:39:59 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by agwright:
Does anyone know of a web site where it tells you if you use this lens it's very sharp at this F stop at this shutter speed and a bit soft at the F stop.
Does that make sense.? |
The general rule of thumb is that any lens is sharpest at 2 stops under its maximum aperture. For example, an f/2.8 lens will be 'sharpest' at f/5.6. An f/4 lens will be sharpest at f/8. An f/5.6 lens will be sharpest at f/11.
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10/12/2004 03:04:03 PM · #5 |
| Many thanks guys - that helps :-) |
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