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Stephen Frink tests the Canon 14mm II
Photographer and Wetpixel member Stephen Frink borrowed a copy of the new 14mm II from Canon Professional Services to examine both topside and underwater performance and compare against the other popular wide angle lenses: the 16-35 II and 15mm fisheye.
Frink finds that “the new Canon 14mm II is much, much better than the original 14mm lens...and offers better corner performance than the 16-35 II.” Continue reading for the full review, which looks at angle of view and corner sharpness, chromatic aberration and flare resistance, and depth-of-field considerations for the new high-ISO cameras, and is complete with sample images...
Read the complete review at Wetpixel
Source: DPG
URL: http://wetpixel.com/i.php/full/stephen-frink-canon-14mm-ii/
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