Most large format lenses specify the aperture where they are diffraction
limited ... I don't think someone with a German lens budget is going to
improve beyond being diffraction limited.
I can't see how blurring an image with the optics would change photons
from being discrete and creating random noise.
The only time I've heard of a lens manufacturer bragging about how there
lenses blurred the image was soft focus portrait lenses. (OT - Would a
photo informed wife/girl friend make you sleep in the outside if you
took a photo of her with a soft focus lens?)
Not having ever seen a claim that lenses can be too sharp when used with
film before, I can't say I have any special knowledge but I sure can't
see any reasons to support that.
-jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: "C.H.Ling" <chling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> If it is easy to make lens of higher MTF, everyone will do that, check
how
> many lenses with poor MTF (in photodo) including L*ica, especially the
wide
> angles, they had a hard time to improve the edges. I only see the
higher the
> tested resolution the better the pictures you get.
>
> C.H.Ling
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Julian Davies" <julian_davies@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > but bear in mind that it
> > would be easy to produce lenses with far higher MTF results than are
> > currently targeted, and would be possible within the price of
certain
> German
> > manufacturers.
> >
> > Julian
> >
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