Dzofilm Vespid or Meike lenses
Posted 02/11/2021 - 08:26
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While I've not heard of the Dzofilm Vespids I've seen a lot of positive reviews for the pro mist filters.
You could look to expand your choice of lenses with some vintage/film era lenses, as I know some people have adapted them for film use by adding focus pull rings to the existing bodies.
If you're shooting film footage, I don't know how you'd go about removal of CA (though admittedly I don't have experience with shooting/editing film).
As for removal of CA with photos, it typically doesn't detract much from the image, but it does have the potential to. It's always better to do fewer lens corrections in post-processing, really.
You could look to expand your choice of lenses with some vintage/film era lenses, as I know some people have adapted them for film use by adding focus pull rings to the existing bodies.
If you're shooting film footage, I don't know how you'd go about removal of CA (though admittedly I don't have experience with shooting/editing film).
As for removal of CA with photos, it typically doesn't detract much from the image, but it does have the potential to. It's always better to do fewer lens corrections in post-processing, really.
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Am I over worrying about the Dzofilm's chromatic aberration, when fixed in post does this detract from the image in other ways or is the only downside the time needed to fix it. So if I go with the Meikes can I get a softer look, and if I go with the Dzofilm Vespids will the chromatic aberration be a problem for me? Thanks in advance for any help.
Here's a sample clip talking about the chromatic aberration on the Dzofilm Vespids: https://youtu.be/lEC91tjX71s