You were absolutely right, Hans; I checked my brochure, and it shows one glass
aspheric element, and one hybrid aspheric element ( not ED!).
Regarding the D-1.45X H.Q. Converter, it sits best if you turn it clockwise
about a quarter turn after mounting it with 'TOP' on top. Note also that no
filter should be fitted, and the camera should be turned off during the mounting
operation. The lens should then be set to max. telephoto (to avoid vignetting).
It worked fine for me, but I have not made any critical tests...
Roger Key, CPH
Hans van Veluwen <HVeluwen@xxxxxxxxxxx> on 05-10-2000 11:44:11
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:It has a fine lens with two ED elements
I don't think that's true; the special elements in the lens of the Centurion
are described as 'hybrid aspherical' but I've never seen them described as
LD or ED.
hnz
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