G'Mornin' Philippe! > Hi David, you lucky chap in snow with a blue sky :-) and minus 18.9C temperatures! (Make that -28.6 with wind chill!) > - Ted will want one for the next Olympics ;-) Well, it's light enough for him! Suits me to at "T"! > - at f8 and 70mm and at that distance on a small sensor the DOF is > "huge" no wonder then that the very contrasty truck should look focussed > and sharp. > - the road and more precisely the vegetation and the pebbles tell more. > And a slightly different story. The lens front focuses I'm afraid. You may be right, my friend. It *could* be DOF, but it does seem a bit forward of the target. At 200mm I don't see the problem... So, now I need to do some more testing, to determine if it is the lens, or the AF-tracking. I've not noticed any problems on single shot ... but then I've not had the camera very long, either. Fortunately, the E-M1 has the ability to build a correction table, for each lens. However, the work to build that table, at each zoom setting takes many hours. We may be talking *after* Christmas! Thanks for your keen eye! > I'd be curious to see the same type of shot at 200mm and 2.8 taken in a > longer series until the target is very close -even harder on the gear on > all counts I know this, particularly as the closer it gets the faster > the relative velocity is. Yup! I'll work on that one, too. Though, at 200mm it will be f3.5. > On a lighter note: did the guy not brake? or at least slow down? Any > French driver would have. I definitely would have. > For fear the guy with electronic equipment in a suspiciously parked > Subaru might be working for the Home Secretary's radar brigade ;-) > Right Xavier? :-( Curiously, not a one ... though I did get many an odd look from the drivers and/or their passengers! David. > http://www.furnfeather.net/TrackTest/TR-Test_3.html > http://www.furnfeather.net/TrackTest/TR-Test_1.html > http://www.furnfeather.net/TrackTest/TR-Test_2.html --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com ------ Unsubscribe or change to/from Digest Mode at: http://www.lrflex.furnfeather.net/ Archives are at: //www.freelists.org/archives/leicareflex/