tmessenger
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This Funky lens started life in a APS Fuji Q1, it's a 22mm fixed f8 on the APS so I think this works out to 27mm on a 35mm camera. I bought a aluminum M39 body cap to mount the lens in. The advantage of the screw mount cap is you can fine tune the focus. I have it set to the hyperfocal distance so it's good from around 4' to infinite. Obvious vignetting and it's a good thing as the center is usably sharp but the edges are soft. This will be fun to play with and it gives me a wide lens on my Rd1.
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RML
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That's one beautiful shot from such a dinky lens. 
ampguy
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awsome! the vigging isn't much more than a cv 28/3.5 imho.
Kinda odd there should be significant corner softness or darkening, as the R-D1 sensor is not far different in size from the APS film...
tmessenger
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The lens is recessed back in the body cap so this may be the cause of the vignetting? I don't think I want to change it, I like the look.
tm
tm
Doug said:
jvr
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Doug said:
No, it isn't. But film is more "forgiving" for oblique rays that reach the corners. The CCD "cells" that collect ilght are perpendicular to the CCD surface and receive a lot less light when rays are not at 90 degrees. That's why the micro-lenses over the CCD cells on the Leica M8 are a bit "shifted" regarding the vertical of the cell, in order to collect more light. This shift increases from center to the corners.