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Lucky Duck
I almost didn't post this because both the footage and the lens are not up to my standards but there are a lot of people concerned about zoom lens vignetting. I saw none.
I used a cheap Tamron lens (with Canon EOS/EF fitting, the only zoom I had available). It's a 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 and has some serious softness on the edges...it is also soft around the edges when using it with a still camera so don't judge sharpness.
The weather was dull and wet and I was shooting out an office window with lots of reflection. It couldn't be much worse.
I am posting this because I want to demonstrate that there is no vignetting when using a zoom lens.
http://www.pinelakefilms.com/XHA1/zoom.wmv
I used a cheap Tamron lens (with Canon EOS/EF fitting, the only zoom I had available). It's a 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 and has some serious softness on the edges...it is also soft around the edges when using it with a still camera so don't judge sharpness.
The weather was dull and wet and I was shooting out an office window with lots of reflection. It couldn't be much worse.
I am posting this because I want to demonstrate that there is no vignetting when using a zoom lens.
http://www.pinelakefilms.com/XHA1/zoom.wmv
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