I can assure you CA wasn´t an annoying issue. Very hard constrast scenes
aren´t very common at least in my portraits.
Nice to see these wonderful pics again C.H.Ling. They were and still are
wonderful portraits.
Take care,
Dave
Bernard Frangoulis escribió:
> Quoting C.H.Ling (8/03/08):
>
>
>> OM 180/2.8 is my most favorite lens for portrait, not because of it is soft,
>> actually the resolution of this lens is very high with optimal
>> sharpness/contrast for people, the CA doesn't bother me even wide open. Here
>> are some of the shots I took years ago with negatives, you will feel the
>> details it can catch.
>>
>> http://www.accura.com.hk/180-T/180T.htm
>>
>> C.H.Ling
>>
>>
>
> Yes, I do remember these wonderful portraits ! I also remember your flower
> shots. But even on your site, you had a picture of a fountain which you used
> as an example of CA with with lens.
>
> In my hands, unfortunately, anybody with a white shirt, or any light on
> water, gave rise to very visible CA. Of course I often used this lens at
> f/2.8 - perhaps there would have been less CA at smaller apertures.
>
> Bernard
>
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