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Normally out of focus greenery looks quite attractive. Results from all the 5D tests so far look different in the extreme corners. There’s an impressionist swirl feel to them rather than the usual soft diffused highlight look.
No camera is perfect, so it would be unreasonable to expect the Canon EOS 5D to be so. In normal use, at middle range apertures, none of these issues change the fact that the 5D is capable of superb image quality - Just avoid, full aperture - especially with wide angle lenses. When you think about it, that’s just how it’s always been. Probably the best answer with critical subjects is to shoot RAW and then use Canon DPP - V3, has a tool to correct “Peripheral Illumination, Distortion, Chromatic Aberrations and Color Blur” with supported lenses. The Canon EOS 5D is a great camera, hopefully the 5D mk2, whenever it finally arrives, will be even better.
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