HOW GOOD IS YOUR LENS? | MTF Charts Explained

In this tutorial, I show you one of the most accurate and objective ways to determine the image quality of a lens (contrast and sharpness) by reading the MTF Charts - graphs or charts created from test results done in the lab by the companies of each lens. In this video we talk about what these tables are about, how to read and interpret them, and how to use them to determine the image quality your lens will have. In this way, they will be able to know the quality of a lens without even having it in their hands. I hope you like it and it is useful.

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