At 03:41 PM 4/9/2003 +0800, C.H.Ling wrote:
There were some discussion here few months ago about the Leica F1 and
Zuiko F1.2, based on the Leica photos I have seen and my experience on
the Zuiko 1.2, they both look bad on the bokeh. Now seems that the
40/2 also looks the same. On the other hand I have seen a picture from
my friend with his Minolta 55mm F1.2, it possess the same problem.
..
Not so fast. I am still incline to think that it's an artifact of some
Photoshop operations, may be downsizing from the original 4000 DPI to the
800 pixels (across) image. Here's a full size crop of the flower:
http://www.imagecraft.com/richard/img007-enlarge.jpg It's huge > 2.6 megs
(hence it is on ImageCraft, rather than dragonsgate), but I think you will
see that the original is really better. There are some color artifact that
comes from the conversion to sRGB space but you can see the harsh lines are
not as bad.
Again, the Kodak 8500 output is even better. I have no idea why.
// richard <http://www.imagecraft.com>
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