> The "sweet spot" of especially a wide angle lens is going to > be better than it's edge. But, again, all else being equal, > a designer could make a better lens all the way to the edge > if the circle could be smaller. It's a trade-off. More > money, of course, can allow them to make great retro-focus > lenses with huge image circles. But they would cost a > bundle. Cost is a huge factor. > > I'd guess, for example, that the Canon 16 - 35 L is about as > good as the new Tokina digital 12-24 -- but the Canon is 3 > times the cost. FWIW, the best Canon lens I've bought recently is the 10-22 for the Rebel and the 20D. Very sharp, nice contrast, virtually immune to flare within reason and only $900. Really nice b&w prints using Convert to B&W Pro. Wide angle at last for the APS sensors. Regards, Ken Carney www.kencarney.com
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RE: [Digital BW] Digital vs scan for BW Print
2005-07-09 by Ken Carney
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