mtbbrian
RF's ROCK!andFilm RULES!!
I just got back my first roll of photographs that were shot with my 25 f/4 Skopar and the lens seems to be wider than I remember a lens like that being.
In all of my SLR outfits I had a 24mm lens.
So I am wondering if RF lenes are wider than a comparable SLR lens.
Thanks!
Brian
In all of my SLR outfits I had a 24mm lens.
So I am wondering if RF lenes are wider than a comparable SLR lens.
Thanks!
Brian
FrankS
Registered User
No .
mtbbrian
RF's ROCK!andFilm RULES!!
FrankS
Registered User
Final answer. 
rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
not any wider than film SLR, or full frame digitals.
But probably sharper.
But probably sharper.
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
Brian: Maybe your memory is just narrower now 
mtbbrian
RF's ROCK!andFilm RULES!!
rogue_designer said:But probably sharper.![]()
I definately see that!
I just got back a roll that was mostly shot with my 25 f/4 Skopar and I can see that by just looking at the negatives.
On related note, do RF lenes have more depth of field than SLR lenes?
Brian
visiondr
cyclic iconoclast
Perhaps the fact that RF wides (as a general rule) have significantly less geometric distortion than SLR wides is confusing/delighting you... or maybe not.
Ron
Ron
mtbbrian
RF's ROCK!andFilm RULES!!
LOL!Trius said:Brian: Maybe your memory is just narrower now![]()
That's entirely possible, but not too likely!
Brian
visiondr
cyclic iconoclast
mtbbrian said:On related note, do RF lenes have more depth of field than SLR lenes?
Brian
No.
Ron
FrankS
Registered User
You beat me to it, Ron! 
visiondr
cyclic iconoclast
Yes.
Ron
Ron
dll927
Well-known
What malarkey!!
Any lens, RF or SLR, or for that matter, view camera, is rated by the degrees of view it provides. That is usually in comparison to the diagonal measure of the image.
Generally, RF lenses are SMALLER than SLR ones. but that is not directly related to the field of view.
Any lens, RF or SLR, or for that matter, view camera, is rated by the degrees of view it provides. That is usually in comparison to the diagonal measure of the image.
Generally, RF lenses are SMALLER than SLR ones. but that is not directly related to the field of view.
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