The sharpness is practically non existent, even with pixel peeping. Regular viewing, I'd bet money that not a soul would notice. The rest are easily fixable in post. Is it a degradation? Yes. I wouldn't call it "trashing" the image, though. Certainly worth doing if you seek the low apertures. Of course, my standards aren't everyone's. It's the type of thing you'd want to test yourself to see if it meets your own personal standards.
Shooting a Daytime scene on GH2? Nd filter or Polarizer when I need both?
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The sharpness is practically non existent, even with pixel peeping. Regular viewing, I'd bet money that not a soul would notice. The rest are easily fixable in post. Is it a degradation? Yes. I wouldn't call it "trashing" the image, though. Certainly worth doing if you seek the low apertures. Of course, my standards aren't everyone's. It's the type of thing you'd want to test yourself to see if it meets your own personal standards.
Bern Caughey
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Consider checking your ND stack for IR contamination.
Bern Caughey
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Worse than flare is reflection. A freelance DP recently submitted dSLR footage that in places was ruined by reflections.