SG Blade - XH A1 - Tests
- Thread starter PaPa
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KyleProhaska
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Low Light is probably one of the most important to some.
Make sure you mark shot to shot the room ambience, what watt lights were used, what F stop your CAMERA is at and what F stop your lens on the adapter is at. All of that helps us see what you can do with what.
Make sure you mark shot to shot the room ambience, what watt lights were used, what F stop your CAMERA is at and what F stop your lens on the adapter is at. All of that helps us see what you can do with what.
Hello....well, since you`re asking, the low-light performance inside (both under available light of different kinds and preferably some basic key) has got to be the thing people really want to examine....wayne`s tests shown here were all outside as are almost all the adaptor tests I see on the web.....just like your own yearbook productions logo lighting....do that for us and we will all be a whole lot smarter about this fabled instrument.
PaPa
Major Contributor
There will be many tests regarding the light loss in low light and well lit areas. I also want to make a large focus on the edge to edge sharpness. I love my letus extreme, but it kills me everytime i try to use my 24mm lens. Really kills me.
The tests will be primarily:
1) light loss
2) grain visibility under various F-stop + shutter speed combinations against different textures, colors, sky's, etc...
3) edge to edge sharpness
4) build quality ( size, weight, etc... )
5) vignetting ( should be none )
6) centering, X+Y adjustment
7) battery lifespan
8) ease of setup + workflow
The tests will be primarily:
1) light loss
2) grain visibility under various F-stop + shutter speed combinations against different textures, colors, sky's, etc...
3) edge to edge sharpness
4) build quality ( size, weight, etc... )
5) vignetting ( should be none )
6) centering, X+Y adjustment
7) battery lifespan
8) ease of setup + workflow
