Frage von rush:
Evenin,
I once have a specific question regarding the "game" and the movement of a FF ...
And although you can see in the following product video, s.1m: back focus at close range in the FF 09's before-and. It strikes me, which moved along the entire lens at any focal change easily. Man it looks good if one pays attention on the front of the UV filter.
To me that we achieved a noticeable wobble in the picture, or not?
I want to "wiggle" now even discuss generally - not only with respect to the FF in the video ...
Is this behavior normal? If not, why is that? If the s.SPiel? Or the poor fixation of the camera on the Base Plate / Rod?
Commenting is there something synonymous of lens shift ... is probably of the problem meant I watch?
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
Do you think that the focal changes when focusing? This is because the optics is not central focus. Even with expensive EB-optics so if it makes a great field trip, the Focal even changes significantly!
Only with expensive optics (eg for a 35mm adapter, photo optics, etc.) not one has this effect!
Maybe you mean something different but synonymous?
Best regards,
Constantin
Antwort von rush:
Do you think that the focal changes when focusing? This is because the optics is not central focus. Even with expensive EB-optics so if it makes a great field trip, the Focal even changes significantly!
Only with expensive optics (eg for a 35mm adapter, photo optics, etc.) not one has this effect!
Maybe you mean something different but synonymous?
Best regards,
Constantin No ... :) I meant something else. It is so focused in front-back-front-back ... and at each stop or change the focus direction makes the entire Camera Lens together with a certain movement ...
Possibly. you can see it very well when one considers synonymous s.den upper white border of the follow-Focuss in the background and the font "Mark II" from the camera body observed ... moved because a total of just too much for my tag?
Antwort von Axel:
A camcorder, excluding the tripod mount or a small hole to the positioning pin in front of the tripod screw to be incorporated, which helps prevent lateral slipping. The EOS did not.
