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Not so great, Sony ... - Klaus - 02-07-2018
Taken at 24mm f/4 without correction.
Not so great, Sony ... - marco - 02-07-2018
24-105?
Not so great, Sony ... - Brightcolours - 02-07-2018
yes
Not so great, Sony ... - Klaus - 02-07-2018
On the camera you can't disable distortion autocorrection. Thus normally you won't see those corners (5+EV vignetting there).
Not so great, Sony ... - Rover - 02-07-2018
Your findings are not isolated, Fred Miranda has reported that too.
Does the resolution fall below the basement too?
Not so great, Sony ... - obican - 02-07-2018
I was about to ask if that's with distortion correction turned off.
Not so great, Sony ... - davidmanze - 02-07-2018
Five stops?? Good grief!
Not so great, Sony ... - marco - 02-07-2018
I think it's a compromise. The question is, how looks the end results.
Not so great, Sony ... - AN2 - 02-07-2018
No strange, I have seen 6.33eV result at somewhere.
And what about the resolution?
Not so great, Sony ... - Rover - 02-07-2018
I think it looks a lot like the old Sigma 10-20/4-5.6 at 11mm when mounted on a Canon 1D body (I've tried it a couple of times for fun when travelling in Kazakhstan). On the other hand, some people like to add this kind of trashy vignette in post anyway... (yeah... I'm trying to find a bright spot - pardon the pun
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