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Yup, notice that as well. A blurry vignette. Needle sharp in the center, but objects that are the same distance are blurry at the edges of the frame. At first I
by Mashimo 1y ago
Yup, notice that as well. A blurry vignette. Needle sharp in the center, but objects that are the same distance are blurry at the edges of the frame. At first I thought they use vintage lenses, but it's probably done in post.
I sometimes do something similar on photos, where I darken the edges a bit.
- account42 1y ago> I sometimes do something similar on photos, where I darken the edges a bit. Which is also an emulation of the shortcomings of older/worse technology.
- generj 1y agoNot necessarily, there are still lenses being produced today with vignetting, especially wide open. Avoiding vignetting is a trade off between complexity, cost, weight, and other optical flaws. That said modern optical design and manufacturing has made it a lot easier to have nearly flawless (clinical) designs.