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Hello Jonathan,
thank you for your reply, thank you also Teski.
I agree with you that it is early days, and I loathe to give up
without good reason, so I am of course going to go on taking shots
all week end.
It is not so much the sharpness or lack of, I can deal with that in
post processing, it is the accuracy of focus that worries me.
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Have you had a look at the res charts at Imaging resource. They do
not look soft to me.
http://www.digital-photography-resource.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=228&size=big&password=&sort=7&cat=517&page=2
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Do you have a filter on the lens. Sometimes you can get multiple reflections between the plain surface of the sensor and a filter which gives a hot spot. That's why the protective glass at the front of lenses such as the 300/2.8 is curved but with zero optical power.snip
I would like to mention one more thing. Last night I was playing
with the MK2 with the 550ex on it. In one shot only, I got a bright
white spot, as if the flash had reflected on something. I checked
for the spot on the wall after I saw it in PS, but there was
nothing there which would cause this to appear. I have no idea what
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Have you had a look at the res charts at Imaging resource. They do
not look soft to me.
http://www.digital-photography-resource.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=228&size=big&password=&sort=7&cat=517&page=2
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I have been now shooting for two days with Canon 1D MkII and
confirm that the photos are significantly softer than from number
of other Canon DSLRs. I owe 1Ds, 300D and have been using D30, D60
and 10D in the past. I compare softness of images from 1D MkII to
those from early D30. Yes... it appears to me that in tradeoff of
some incredible smoothing (1D MkII images are silky smooth) the
overall sharpness is compromised.
For your information, I use "L " lenses only, mostly primes, take
pictures in RAW format using Adobe RGB colour space and process
them with quality RAW converters - C1 Pro DSLR being my number one
choice. At present C1Pro DSLR does not support 1D MkII hence for
the images shot in past two days I used Canon's Digital Photo
Professional that came with the camera and as of today Adobe Camera
Raw 2.2
There is an option in 1D MkII to set the level of internal
sharpening. For the moment I have this sharpening switched off.
I must admit that I am bit concerned about softness of 1D MkII
images, as sharpening them in Photoshop does not bring the same
result I used to get from 1Ds or even 300D. Canon 300D images
appear to me much crisper than those of 1D MkII.
Regards
Tom Piotrowski
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