It could be that it isn't adjusted or programmed properly, perhaps from
the factory or as a result of subsequent damage. Some "plastic
fantastics" provide exceptional performance, some, even of the same
make/model, are worthless for quality images. It is literally a
camera-to-camera thing. Bottom line, she might have it checked over
(esp. if it's under warranty) by a qualified service facility.
Albert wrote:
>
> Sorry, slightly OT, but I was wondering, does anybody know the resolving
> limit on plastic lenses?
>
> One of my students went on a trip and just got back; well, the pictures
> were horrible; taken with a P&S camera that had a plastic lens..
>
> She said she was frustrated after seeing my pics as far as clarity and
> resolution. I'm just curious if anybody knows just how big of a
> difference glass vs. plastics is.
>
> I know based on glasses; glass is less than 1/2 as thick.. So I don't
> know if that's linear or exponential, but that should mean that it at
> least resolves 2x as well vs. plastic??
>
> Albert
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