01-19-2012, 08:35 PM
Hmm... just had a look at similar shots with the same lens on a 600D, and I'm not seeing the variation. So I think we can say it is not the lens, but the body. This is further confirmed looking at some 50mm f/2 shots on the 450D where I get a similar effect.
Bear in mind I had the 450D modified for astro use, I wonder if that could be a contributing factor. If I get bored on the weekend I might open it up and check it. Maybe there's a big speck of dust in there causing the offset!
Bear in mind I had the 450D modified for astro use, I wonder if that could be a contributing factor. If I get bored on the weekend I might open it up and check it. Maybe there's a big speck of dust in there causing the offset!
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