awilder
Alan Wilder
The dark corners (falloff) on the 50/1 at f/1 is actually intentional in it's design to reduce other more objectional aberrations. If the lens focuses correctly at f/1 on the M9, that's more important. Digital M bodies are much more finicky on exact focus issues, so if your's is correct, count your blessings and enjoy the lens.
BennyC
Member
I love the dark corners! Haha.
Epimetheus
Well-known
It's not that bad. I shoot f/1 with M9 all the time and like the vignetting.
This is what you get with 3 stop ND filter on top of UV filter (I'm too lazy to remove uv before attaching nd).
This is only with uv filter.
This is what you get with 3 stop ND filter on top of UV filter (I'm too lazy to remove uv before attaching nd).
This is only with uv filter.
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
I'm currently in the process of selling my M-Hexanon 50/1.2 on eBay, but this thread makes me wanna keep it once more... 
I got a university education to fund, and an M3 DS rangefinder to have repaired, so its gotta go... sob
I got a university education to fund, and an M3 DS rangefinder to have repaired, so its gotta go... sob