Thanks for the report ...
albeit u4/3 will likely not become my favourite system.
However, reading the report, there is something I'm wondering about:
If distortion is corrected in-camera or by most raw-converters ... why
do they do an "incomplete" correction ... leaving some amount of
barrel (or pincushion) distortion in the image. I know that distortion
at a given focal length is also depending on focusdistance ... nevertheless,
I think they could do better than they actually do. What is the gain in not
correcting any better?
Just a thought ... Rainer
albeit u4/3 will likely not become my favourite system.
However, reading the report, there is something I'm wondering about:
If distortion is corrected in-camera or by most raw-converters ... why
do they do an "incomplete" correction ... leaving some amount of
barrel (or pincushion) distortion in the image. I know that distortion
at a given focal length is also depending on focusdistance ... nevertheless,
I think they could do better than they actually do. What is the gain in not
correcting any better?
Just a thought ... Rainer