Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/01/04
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> Bottom line for me is the SA for action. It's fine for landscapes > too, though the SLR permits more precise framing, obviously. As for a > polarizing filter, you have to be careful not to get vignetting with the > SLR 20 too. The SA has a bit of natural vignetting at wide aperatures > that usually gives a pleasing effect of darkening sky edges. I never fin= d > a need to use a polarizer with it. Just a question on the use of polarizers with super-wides: The effect of a polarizer for let's say landscapes depends on the angle to the sun. With a 92=B0-lens this angle varies a lot. Doesn't this end up in unpleasing effects as the polarization should be quite different over the whole image? Who has experiences with super wide angle-lenses and polarizers (I rarely use polarizers btw.) and can shed some light on this. Doesn't matter from what angle ;) - -- Stefan Kahlert, Medizinische Poliklnik der Universitaet Bonn uzs13b@uni-bonn.de