I just printed an 8x10 shot with my Zuiko 35/2.8 (single coated), with an old
church near the centre, and three old lamp posts, one near the centre, and one
near each edge of the frame. Upon printing, I noticed the outer lamp posts are
leaning inwards toward the centre of the frame.
Since I don't recall them being this way, I must assume this is distortion in
the lens, although I don't recall exactly the name for this effect.
Is this typical of the 35/2.8, and if so, are there Zuikos in the 24-35 range
which are better at controlling this effect?
I'm afraid the shot is ruined, as is a vertical of the same church. At least
with the vertical, I expected a problem, since I don't have a shift lens. The
horizontal shot came as a surprise to me.
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Shawn Wright
Computer Systems Manager
Shawnigan Lake School
250-743-6240
swright@xxxxxxxxx
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