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07/19/2008 01:16:20 PM · #26 |
Here are the samples (100 %)
pretty obvious isn't it?
Nota: the Nikon 12-24 will deliver the right-side pictures right away!
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07/19/2008 03:32:43 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by msieglerfr:
Here are the samples (100 %)
pretty obvious isn't it?
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Sure is - I am glad my copy is a bit better than yours...
Here is a recent example (100%) from my D300 with the tokina - not must if any CA that I can see
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07/19/2008 06:00:48 PM · #28 |
I've heard that the D300 somewhat "fixes" (?) CA from any lens.
And that it's not common to get any CA from any lens on a D300 body...
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07/20/2008 04:22:30 AM · #29 |
That's what I heard too! Can you tell us Bassbone if the D300 body correct some amount of CA ?
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07/20/2008 10:42:39 AM · #30 |
It sounds like the CA reduction is more effective if applies as a NEF to JPEG conversion fix than an in-camera fix. Here are a couple of threads I found on the topic...
The in-camera CA reduction available with the D300 (applicable to JPEG images) has little discrimination, so it may try to remove CA that is actually not there.
cameralabs
Nikonians
I guess the Nikon NX software is the key to reducing CA. By the way, I have added the Nikon NX software to my workflow - it makes my workflow longer, but Elements 3.0 does not recognize the D300 NEF images, so I am stuck with it!
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07/20/2008 11:20:27 AM · #31 |
Originally posted by zackdezon:
I think I'm finally settling on getting a Nikon, but lens cost factors in of course.
What is a good Nikon landscape lens (it doesn't even have to be AF or anything, I love the old MF lenses), and how much can I expect to pay for it?
I feel my ability to take landscape shots is currently hindered greatly by my lack of lenses that focus clearly at infinity. |
You might want to give Sigma 12-24mm f/4.5-5.6 EX Aspherical DG HSM for Nikon a try.
SUBERB lens ;) |
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