Tom Hardwick |
February 8th, 2009 02:33 AM |
That may be a little harsh of you Greg. You've added four extra elements (in three groups) to your zoom's line-up, so introducing 6 extra air-to-glass surfaces. Even with the best will in the world (and the best multi-coating) you're going to up the flare levels every which way. In lens making terms and tolerances you've added these extra elements off axis with the zoom's centre-line, so exacerbating the flare problem.
Add-on focal length converters are always going to be a second-class way of doing business. They have their uses, but come with unavoidable side-effects.
tom.
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