I mainly use it for people, there is waveform distortion, but not
really that much. And if the line structure is not too long that
extend from top to bottom you will not see it. Doesn't like other
lenses with simple strong barrel distortion. Actually I have bought it
to a Europe trip in 1992 with lots of photos back and you can imagine
there are lots of building structure there, will show you some samples
when I back home tonight.
C.H.Ling
plp@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > ... snip ...
> >I like the combination of 24/2, 35/2 and 85/2,
>
> C.H., what do you use your 24/2 for? According to Gary's
> tests, and the resultant firestorm reflected in the archives,
> the 24/2 has significant waveform distortion. This is no
> problem if you shoot mainly landscapes, but I think it would
> be a problem for shooting architectural scenes, both inside
> and outside (probably worse for outside shooting, with lines
> of bricks, windows, and such).
>
> Pete
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