A short comparison Test, Three 25mm f4 lenses for Nikon RF system.

lawrence said:
Personally I don't like vignetting and neither do I like the blue cast of the Nikkor -- to me the Skopar wins this hands down. But that Canon in the last post is also pretty wonderful (I think Winogrand used one of these for his Public Relations project).
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I'm not inclined to judge color cast based on scans. It's possible that these were done in 'auto' mode. Much better to look at the slides on a light table. Or to verify that the poster used a color-calibrated work flow.
 
lawrence said:
Personally I don't like vignetting and neither do I like the blue cast of the Nikkor -- to me the Skopar wins this hands down. But that Canon in the last post is also pretty wonderful (I think Winogrand used one of these for his Public Relations project).
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I think the samples of canon are taken with digital camera which using cropped APS-C sensor. So it can gives more better image quality because cropped sensor dismiss four conrners of full size image.
 
I did pick up a Canon 25f3.5 LTM while in Tokyo last week. I have shot a couple of rolls with it (on a R4M) and it will be interesting to look at the results from it - once the jet-lag have subsided (came back yesterday - and the time difference is 16 hours!). I have found that jet-lag and film developing does not mix well!!! Will post once i have waded through 30 + rolls of negs.
 
Tom A said:
I did pick up a Canon 25f3.5 LTM while in Tokyo last week. I have shot a couple of rolls with it (on a R4M) and it will be interesting to look at the results from it - once the jet-lag have subsided (came back yesterday - and the time difference is 16 hours!). I have found that jet-lag and film developing does not mix well!!! Will post once i have waded through 30 + rolls of negs.
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Hi Tom! Hope to see your 25 f3.5 samples soon, but before finish it, take some rest first :)
 
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