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Apr 08, 2004 20:57 |  #1

Hi all, I foung this link looking up the MTF chart for the 120-300mmF2.8EX lens I have: http://www.sweeting.or​g/mark/lenses/sigma.ph​p (external link) and unfortuantely it is for Sigma only that I can tell. In the case of similar focal length lenses (ie: Canon 70-200 and Sigma 70-200) this wil be rather interesting. Enjoy!




  
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Apr 09, 2004 09:26 |  #2

Just wondering...is this cool, or lame?




  
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Apr 09, 2004 09:32 |  #3

Canuck wrote:
Just wondering...is this cool, or lame?

It's interesting.

and it's cool.

After all, you are the one and only--

Canuck

Thanks for doing all that browsing for us.

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Apr 09, 2004 09:37 |  #4

Cheers,
That's what I needed, a very witty repy from the one and only belmondo :)




  
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Apr 09, 2004 11:02 |  #5

Incidentally just today I ran across a similar link on some other forum, and it links to the same page too, however this is not just for Sigma, the lame N**** can also be found there... :D take a look:

http://www.sweeting.or​g/mark/lenses/ (external link)


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Apr 09, 2004 20:58 |  #6

karusel wrote:
Incidentally just today I ran across a similar link on some other forum, and it links to the same page too, however this is not just for Sigma, the lame N**** can also be found there... :D take a look:

http://www.sweeting.or​g/mark/lenses/ (external link)

Ja, I am aware. You can do tthe FOV for the 10D, and other Canon cameras.




  
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