Hi Stefan,
I don't know if it helps but here are three recent shots with the 28/2.
In that session it did wear the 24/2.8 hood and a Hoya-cir-polariser.
Outdoor weather: Cloudy and moody..
Subects: Friendly yet temperamental..
Shots: All the above..
http://www.christosgallery.fotopic.net/c1109013_1.html
password: om
The shots are just scanned and 'auto-leveled'.
As you see, with this combination and in certain circumstances the tendency
to vignetting is quite obvious (see test 1). Yet not always (see test 3).
I'm kind of speculating at the moment about those influencing circumstances
:)
C.S.
On 15/10/06, Stefan Kahlert <s.kahlert@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Am 14 Oct 2006 um 19:32, schrieb Chuck Norcutt :
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> > As long as two lenses have the same focal length and same filter thread
> > diameter I shouldn't imagine that there's a hill of beans difference in
> > the hoods with respect to vignetting.
>
> I have the corresponding lens for Nikon and the hood for the 2,8/28
> vignettes whereas the hood intended for the 2/28mm is the same as for
> the 2,8/24mm that's why I'm asking. Even a thick B+W polarizer
> without any hood vignettes on the Nikkor 2/28mm btw!
>
> The Nikkor and the Zuiko seem too be close cousins: 9/8 elements,
> CRC, with the Nikkor very slightly worse in the middle and a tad
> better in the corner, similar bokeh, equally resistant to flare.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Stefan
>
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