Bob, glad to hear you like them. I can't put the 24 shift on the 10D as I
sold it last April to finance the 10D. Can't resist a US$1900 offer for the
shift, it almost cover a 10D, vertical grip and a used 28-135 IS.
Color fringing? do you mean on the 24 shift? I didn't see visible chroma on
the 24 shift and I believe it will not found on the 10D. Same for the 18/3.5
but I do see some chroma on the 90/2, below is a shot at around F4 or 5.6
which shown quite a lots of chroma on the water reflections.
http://www.accura.com.hk/CRW_4195.jpg (~1MB)
Below is a shot from 18/3.5 at f5.6 1/30s, ISO400. It was not very sharp but
can be used for checking the chroma (the strong spotlight areas).
http://www.accura.com.hk/IMG_1277.jpg (~850K)
C.H.Ling
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From: <gries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> C.H.:
>
> Thanks for the examples - those are great! I stand corrected about the
DoF. Some of those shots taken wide open are astonishing!
>
> I am intruiged by the shots w/ the 18/3.5. Have you had the chance to use
a 24 shift on the 10D? Do you have any enlargements of areas where color
fringing occurs?
>
> Thanks!
> Bob
>
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