The sail design is impressive. I've been studying it wondering about
the difficulty of computing the patterns for each piece and also trying
to see how it drains the rain.
Chuck Norcutt
iwert bernakiewicz wrote:
> 2009/1/24 Andrew Fildes:
>> As I remember, It's the centre that's not so sharp on the 18mm.
>> A bit of cute design to mess with viewer perception.
>> Andrew Fildes
>
> I don't see much of a difference between the center and the corners.
> Maybe for a test chart, but I don't find test charts particular
> photogenic objects :).
>
> I've uploaded two galleries:
>
> Oranje Nassau Heerlen, the building I'm writing a publication about
> the restauration and transformation proces and which I visites last
> week with some collegues to explain the work we did in the different
> phases. All these are handheld with the 18mm while explaining, a few
> through glass. The one (extreme) corrected perspective was done in
> photoshop. There are some 100% crops.
>
> <http://picasaweb.google.com/zuikooh/OranjeNassauHeerlenTest?authkey=Yozji3VyGR8&feat=directlink>
>
> The other is of a sail done by a friend architect here in Tongeren,
> these are with the 7-14mm and 8mm on the E-3. These were mostly on
> tripod.
>
> <http://picasaweb.google.com/zuikooh/ForumJulium?authkey=evxX_wguAxI&pli=1&feat=directlink>
>
> Alas, I can't say I'm unhappy about the Zuiko glass performance, but
> am more happy about 24x36 sensors! (as for now)
>
> Iwert
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