Should I buy 21mm Ltd
Posted 08/03/2012 - 14:11
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You will be fine, I print up to 23.5 x 33 (A1)
Using my Pentax for photograph not to test the skill of the designers
Using my Pentax for photograph not to test the skill of the designers
Posted 09/03/2012 - 11:47
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mille19 wrote:
What I'm saying is that even resolution IS important for landscapes...it became common mantra here in the forums to make excuses for weaker performance just like you did - that resolution isn't everything. Of course what counts in first place is the imagination, light, composition etc. But given the properties of equipment: colour can be partially improved, aberations tweaked but if the detail is missing - there's nothin you can do about it. I don't know much about DA21 resolution, that's why I asked Frogfish about his opinion here. Not to mock DA21, just wanted to know his experience with da21 and voigtlander20 ...because i was considering those year ago....
kingfisher wrote:
mille19, that depends on type of photography - in landscape photography sharpness is pretty important
Are you saying the DA 21mm Ltd isn't sharp enough for landscapes?mille19, that depends on type of photography - in landscape photography sharpness is pretty important
Posted 09/03/2012 - 12:22
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mille19 wrote:
I'm not a pixel peeper
IMO that is subjective and dow to personal preferences/opinions.Quote:
if only that Voigtlander wasn't so expensive.....btw. is it really sharper than da21?
Sharpness isn't everything!if only that Voigtlander wasn't so expensive.....btw. is it really sharper than da21?
I'm not a pixel peeper
To me sharpness most definitely is everything
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Mike
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mille19, that depends on type of photography - in landscape photography sharpness is pretty important
I've found the 18-55mm kit at F8 OK, 16-45mm OK, DA 35mm F2.4 OK so I'm sure the 21mm Ltd will be OK.
As long as I can print at 15"x10" I'll be happy.
I think too many photographers now take photos just to see how their equipment performs.