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In a lot of emphasis is placed on and - but what is the real world differences between various implementations?

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on Light - - mirroless cameras

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[3] on White - -

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[2] on White - - NEX7 55mm f/3.5

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on White - -

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of a - done as - SEL 16mm f/2.8

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[8] Model T - -

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[7] - -

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[6] Exploring - not having access to a wet chemical darkoom, I need to work in digital. I like this "look." It seems to apply well to all kinds of subject matter -

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[5] Continuing to explore - not having access to a wet chemical darkoom, I need to work in digital. I like this "look." It seems to apply well to all kinds of subject matter -

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- NEX5T 24mm f/2.8 Ai

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2019 - Looking at the rendering differences between two lenses (Nikon and Sony). These images were made using a Nikon Nikkor 85mm f/1.8 K pre-Ai. The series/comparisons were processed using identical LUTs and other image processing parameters (including no image sharpening - these are all straight off the sensor).

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2017 - Looking at the rendering differences between two lenses. I start with the beautiful Sony 50mm f/1.8 SEL OSS. The series/comparisons were processed using identical LUTs and other image processing parameters (including no image sharpening - these are all straight off the sensor).

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as - -

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- - NEX-7

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[4] Continuing to explore - -

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I guess I should add - camera was a Sony A6000 + Lens Turbo II focal reducer + the most wonderful Nikon portrait lens ever made - the 85mm f/1.8 H/HC/K (depending on the year) - the way these lenses give a glorious under-corrected spherical aberration behind the point of focus is nothing short of amazing.

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[3] Continuing to explore - from the 2019 - not having access to a wet chemical darkoom, I need to work in digital. I think I like this "look" -

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[2] Exploring - not having access to a wet chemical darkoom, I need to work in digital. I think I've stumbled on an adequate process -

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