My thoughts on edge quality. I have found that if you use lens correction in Photoshop, the corners are boosted so much to prevent vignetting that you need to turn that feature off and let the vignetting happen. The rest of the image then responds decently to NR correction. I add vignette to the image at the end anyway, so not much loss. That is how I processed the above image.
I will consider any lens between 18 and 24 that is fast enough (f1.4) and has good coma. In the meantime, my 15-35 f2.8 works fine at the wide end with the usual 30 seconds, Iso 3200. I will show the one I did Saturday morning later in the landscape forum.
I will consider any lens between 18 and 24 that is fast enough (f1.4) and has good coma. In the meantime, my 15-35 f2.8 works fine at the wide end with the usual 30 seconds, Iso 3200. I will show the one I did Saturday morning later in the landscape forum.