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Fuji GFX 100RF Siemens star testing, corrections defeated

August 24, 2025 JimK Leave a Comment

Here are the same images as the preceeding post, but presented with Lightrooms profile correction and LaCA correction defeated.

In the center:

GFX 100 RF, Center, f/4

 

GFX 100 RF, Center, f/5.6

 

GFX 100 RF, Center, f/8

 

GFX 100 RF, Center, f/11

 

And in the corner:

GFX 100 RF, Corner, f/4

 

The lens corrections are lifting the corners and hiding the vignetting at f/4.

gFX 100 RF, Corner, f/5.6

 

GFX 100 RF, Corner, f/8

 

GFX 100 RF, Corner, f/11

This is a fine lens, considering its design emphasises compactness.

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