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Re: Nikkor-UD 20/3.5
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Reply #15 on:
September 09, 2021, 09:19:47 »
Looks like a good place to sit in the afternoon sun with a cold beer.
If that is the worst it can get (regarding flare/ghosts) it is not "too bad".
I remember from Rørslett lens page that the 20/3.5 (52mm filter version) should be especially flare/ghost resistant and from my memory it is correct when I tried my own version long time ago.
It also seems that modern sensors handle vintage lenses better than "vintage" sensors.
From memory I think my D2X SLR (now sold) showed more "CA artifacts" using vintage lenses than on my Z50. It could also be in-camera processing / RAW conversion that has improved.
I don't see much CA when using vintage lenses on Z50.
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Re: Nikkor-UD 20/3.5
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September 09, 2021, 09:29:44 »
In absolute terms, more recent lenses such as Voigtländer 58/1.4 perform much better against sunlight, but considering the age of the coatings and the fact it's a SWA, the 20/3.5 UD is not bad, really.
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