Alliance Leica - Panasonic - Sigma autour de la monture L

Démarré par Mistral75, Septembre 20, 2018, 23:35:12

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  • Mise à jour en version 1.1 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 10-18 mm f/2,8 DC DN | Contemporary en monture Leica L :

    Firmware update for L-Mount lenses | News | Sigma

    Citation de: Sigma
    • The exposure stability has been improved.

  • Mise à jour en version 1.3 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 16 mm f/1,4 DC DN | Contemporary en monture Leica L.
       
  • Mise à jour en version 1.1 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 23 mm f/1,4 DC DN | Contemporary en monture Leica L.
       
  • Mise à jour en version 1.3 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 30 mm f/1,4 DC DN | Contemporary en monture Leica L.
       
  • Mise à jour en version 1.2 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 56 mm f/1,4 DC DN | Contemporary en monture Leica L.
       
  • Mise à jour en version 1.3 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 18-50 mm f/2,8 DC DN | Contemporary en monture Leica L.
       
  • Mise à jour en version 1.5 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma 14-24 mm f/2,8 DG DN | Art en monture Leica L :

    Firmware update for L-Mount lenses | News | Sigma

    Citation de: Sigma
    • The operational stability has been improved.

  • Mise à jour en version 1.01 du logiciel embarqué du Sigma BF :

    Firmware update for BF | News | Sigma

    Citation de: Sigma
    • The specification has been changed so that file numbers are not reset when "Initialize Internal Storage" is performed.
         
    • An issue that prevented shooting with some third-party L-mount interchangeable lenses has been fixed.
         
    • Other minor bugs have been fixed and operational stability has been improved.

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Citation de: Panasonic
  • Enhanced the security of products.
       
  • Improved operational stability.

guybrushthreepwood

Ça ressemble à la mise en conformité d'une norme de sécurité imposée par l'U.E. (on était tous menacés par notre appareil photo, comme par les bouchons de bouteille apparemment)
Damien Bernal en parle dans sa dernière vidéo

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Essai du Panasonic Lumix S Pro 50 mm f/1,4 sur Panasonic S1R II par Arkadiusz Olech (traduit par Maciej Latałło) pour LensTip.com :

Panasonic Lumix S Pro 50 mm f/1.4 review - LensTip.com

Points forts :

  • fût très solide, en métal et protégé contre les intempéries
  • qualité d'image sensationnelle au centre
  • très bonne qualité d'image sur les bords du format APS-C
  • bonne qualité d'image sur les bords du format 24x36
  • aberration chromatique longitudinale négligeable
  • excellente correction de l'aberration chromatique latérale
  • coma légère
  • vignetage modéré
  • performances appréciables en contre-jour
  • zones floues agréables à l'œil
  • autofocus rapide, précis et silencieux.

Point faible :

  • distorsion importante sur les fichiers RAW.

Citation de: Arkadiusz Olech (traduit par Maciej Latałło) pour LensTip.comUsually, when the lens tested by me features a long list of important assets and just one flaw, and, at the same time, it is able to reach record-breaking resolution in the test I have no doubts that I should award it our 'Editor's Choice' badge. In this case, however I decided not to do so although I admit it was very close.

Why? There are several reasons. First and foremost – this wretched distortion. I find a decision to produce a huge, flagship, expensive, optically complex lens and pass on correction geometric deformations completely weird. Especially that in previous chapters we showed clearly that it entails squandering as much as 14% of pixels of the sensor.

As if it wasn't enough, from a lens that costs $2100, a show of force of the new system, you could expect a tad better performance by f/1.4 and f/2.0 and a bit lower level of astigmatism. Not to mention focus breathing which medium level of 8% allowed it to avoid the cons list but it was also was a kind of surprise. After all we speak here about a producer that claims video recording is one of their priorities.

I wouldn't like to end this summary in a pessimistic way because the tested Panasonic definitely doesn't deserve this – after all I was very close to award it our 'Editor's Choice' badge. I am also very sure that it will stay on the podium for a very long time as a record-breaking lens, regularly mentioned in the resolution chapter concerning all L-mount models.