Vignetting will be visible with the XA and print film under the 'proper'
conditions. A clear blue sky for example and a film with (relativly) narrow
exposure lattitude. It is not common, but I have noticied it with some print
films. You can see it in the bottom example on my web page. Photos were taken
with negative film and scanned. It shows up more often in slide films, but
overall I have never had a real problem with it.
Jim Couch
"C.H.Ling" wrote:
> All XA has f2.8 lens, only the XA-2 to XA-4 has f3.5 lenses. You mention you
> don't see vignetting in film, do you mean negative or slide? I wonder anyone
> can see vignetting in negative, the contrast ratio is simply too low in
> negative.
>
> C.H.Ling
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