Fujifilm 16mm f2.8 › Coma
4 positive · 2 mixed · 5 critical mentions across 11 sources.
although it is at least fairly translucent while we're working in the dark let's take a look for coma and Sun stars at f2.8 bright points of light in the image periphery are suffering from moderate coma smearing as you can see it's still there at F4 unfortunately but at f5.6 it's finally gone let's…
oh you still get them 2018 when tony was 18 years old he saw his first sun star it was magic now they're gone we're at tony eight do we have any motion blur abilities i have no idea but that's the one advantage if you do stop down your shutter will also come down to normal regions but we're
can see it being really handy for astrophotography too although I didn't get to test that out but where I think this will really shine is for street photography and travel photography for someone who wants to just pack away something nice and small and be inconspicuous when you're shooting this…
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