[Konvas] foton zoom ....

[Adam Frey]

colcam at aim.com wrote:
> and is actually a higher T stop under 2800k and lower temp lighting
> than under 4800-5600k.

Could this be because of the warmer aspect of the lens? At 2800k, would 
the warmth of the lens virtually darken a portion of the light spectrum, 
seemingly making the T stop greater? Like shooting B&W with a red filter 
- clouds become bolder and more menacing, but the clear part of the sky 
remains the same (assuming you've adjusted exposure for the light loss 
of the filter).

Hmmm, I know what I'm trying to say, but it's not coming out quite right...


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