Personal lens test
luckyrwe
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I have an unusual test. I played with my new 85/1.2 on the way home. While everyone gets out their tripod and cable release and waits for a calm day, I shot under "work conditions." I simply lifted my camera, pointed it out the front window, and snapped away.
What the camera saw:
Now this is rather boring I suppose. I tried to aim for the car, in fact I know I was pointing at the car when I started the AF. Now the AF Servo is supposed to follow the subject even out of the red square frames. So let's see what we have here. I think I see people in the car. I will enlarge the image to 500% and take a close crop of one of the people. Here is what I have:
Well now! If you ask me, this is pretty darned good for doing 55mph, with the other guy doing at least 55mph as well, and driving was my priority, I just lifted and shot. The ASA was 500 so that I could get a halfway respectable shutter speed. The lines on her face are from the phone wires.
My conclusion based on this and other images: I may go back to prime lenses!
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What the camera saw:
Now this is rather boring I suppose. I tried to aim for the car, in fact I know I was pointing at the car when I started the AF. Now the AF Servo is supposed to follow the subject even out of the red square frames. So let's see what we have here. I think I see people in the car. I will enlarge the image to 500% and take a close crop of one of the people. Here is what I have:
Well now! If you ask me, this is pretty darned good for doing 55mph, with the other guy doing at least 55mph as well, and driving was my priority, I just lifted and shot. The ASA was 500 so that I could get a halfway respectable shutter speed. The lines on her face are from the phone wires.
My conclusion based on this and other images: I may go back to prime lenses!
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On the way up the hill (I call it my 19 mile driveway) I decided to point the camera into the sunset to see what I would get. Here is what I saw. This is the original unedited image reduced to 20% for ease of viewing.
I see no flare that the lens is supposed to be know for. Okay now I wanted to zoom in. See that telephone pole? The top left has what looks like a crab with the angle of the parts. Let me zoom in to 200% life size:
I guess that says it all.
Those last few are of my office.
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