12-02-2024 08:35 AM - edited 12-02-2024 09:10 AM
I've tried to test this lens with and without an UV filter, to see if there would be any degradation in IQ. Turned out there was none. But, I've found a much bigger problem.
Apparently my lens shifts focus at higher f-stops.
Both images are taken at f/4, R7 on a tripod, using 2 sec counter and electronic shutter.
The first one is taken with Exposure + DOF preview, which makes the aperture blades turned on. It's very sharp, as it should be.
This one is using just Exposure simulation, without DOF. Focus is done without aperture. There's a visible loss of sharpness of the subject. The background is now more sharp - focus shift.
I've tested it several times and it's always there. The focus is great at 1.8, but the focal plane shifts when the aperture ring is used.
I've tested it even on a manual focus. I pre-focus at a certain spot, but as f-stop progresses (f2, 2.8, f4), the focal plane shifts to the background.
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12-04-2024 11:19 AM
Well, R7 is 32mpx and is using just the central part of the lens, hence cropped sensor.
On the other hand, R6mk2 is FF, 24mpx and is using full diameter.
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