Focus Peaking: mejor que telémetro para enfocar
Publicado: Sab Oct 22, 2011 12:32 am
En su último artículo: Sony NEX-5n Field Review, Michael Reichmann compara el enfoque manual con Focus Peaking en la NEX-5N y objetivos Leica M con el uso del telémetro en su Leica M9, y hace el siguiente comentario:
"Focus Peaking comes into its own when the NEX-5n is used with manual focus lenses. Between the Ricoh GXR-M, which I reviewed here recently, and the NEX-5n, I have been working a great deal recently with my Leica M lenses, and frankly I am finding focusing these to be quicker and at times more accurate than with my M9's rangefinder. One real advantage being that focus can be confirmed anywhere in the frame area, rather than just the rangefinder patch, which when used then requires recomposition.
I know the Leica faithful will regard this statement as heresy but it's how I now feel after some 40 years of M Leica use. If I want to use hyperfocal or zone focusing, I can, just as with an M. If I want critical focusing, especially at wide aperture and with longer lenses, the Peaking function in combination with the camera's excellent 2.3MP viewfinder and dual level magnification makes it quick and pleasurable."
Resalto donde dice que con el Focus Peaking en la NEX le está resultando más rápido y a veces más preciso enfocar que con el telémetro de su M9.
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"Focus Peaking comes into its own when the NEX-5n is used with manual focus lenses. Between the Ricoh GXR-M, which I reviewed here recently, and the NEX-5n, I have been working a great deal recently with my Leica M lenses, and frankly I am finding focusing these to be quicker and at times more accurate than with my M9's rangefinder. One real advantage being that focus can be confirmed anywhere in the frame area, rather than just the rangefinder patch, which when used then requires recomposition.
I know the Leica faithful will regard this statement as heresy but it's how I now feel after some 40 years of M Leica use. If I want to use hyperfocal or zone focusing, I can, just as with an M. If I want critical focusing, especially at wide aperture and with longer lenses, the Peaking function in combination with the camera's excellent 2.3MP viewfinder and dual level magnification makes it quick and pleasurable."
Resalto donde dice que con el Focus Peaking en la NEX le está resultando más rápido y a veces más preciso enfocar que con el telémetro de su M9.
Salu2