Yongnuo YN 35 mm f/2.0
6. Distortion
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Sigma 1.4/35 |
Mitakon 2.0/35 |
Nikkor AF-S 1.4/35 |
Canon 2.0/35 IS |
Nikkor 1.8/35G ED |
Yongnuo 2.0/35 |
| APS-C/DX |
−0.59% |
−0.98% |
−0.96% |
−0.65% |
−0.87% |
−1.13% |
| FF |
−1.09% |
−1.91% |
−1.90% |
–1.34% |
−1.62% |
−2.65% |
Unfortunately the Yongnuo fares the worst of all. The 35 mm focal length provides a relatively wide angle on full frame and the barrel distortion of −2.65% is definitely too high at that place. The Sigma A 35 mm f/1.4 can correct the distortion on full frame better than it is done by the Yongnuo on the small APS-C sensor. It shows clearly how much the Yongnuo lags behind contemporary optical constructions.
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