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"Nikon D800 / D800e First Comparison" ....
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http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...mparison.shtml Cheers, David Interesting that he says he sees no moiré, and yet a staircase effect is visible on the read arm on the left hand image: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ar...MR28/crop1.jpg and there is colour fringing on the yellow cage on: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ar...MR28/crop2.jpg On that pair, the different horizontal suggest camera-shake might have affected the results, even though precautions were taken. To me, it shows that 36 Mp is making the system more limited by the lens rather than the sensor, that care is needed to get the full resolution from a 36 Mp system, and that because the system is more lens-limited than sensor-limited the omission of the AA filter is not as important as on lower pixel count sensors. Give hand-held photography, or a less than perfect lens or focusing, you can get away without an AA filter on such a high resolution sensor. Cheers, David |
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"Nikon D800 / D800e First Comparison" ....
Am 19.04.2012 09:34, schrieb David J Taylor:
See: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...mparison.shtml Cheers, David Interesting that he says he sees no moiré, and yet a staircase effect is visible on the read arm on the left hand image: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ar...MR28/crop1.jpg and there is colour fringing on the yellow cage on: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ar...MR28/crop2.jpg ... Hi David - it is strange but if I compare both crops I see more of your cited effects at the right side!? Regards Udo |
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"Nikon D800 / D800e First Comparison" ....
"Udo Hübner" wrote in message
... Am 19.04.2012 09:34, schrieb David J Taylor: See: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...mparison.shtml Cheers, David Interesting that he says he sees no moiré, and yet a staircase effect is visible on the read arm on the left hand image: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ar...MR28/crop1.jpg and there is colour fringing on the yellow cage on: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ar...MR28/crop2.jpg ... Hi David - it is strange but if I compare both crops I see more of your cited effects at the right side!? Regards Udo Strange, yes, but interesting. They are quite small effects, and likely near the limit of what the lenses can achieve. Perhaps it would be a greater difference on studio shots, with no atmospheric effects between subject and camera. Cheers, David |
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"Nikon D800 / D800e First Comparison" ....
On 4/19/2012 9:10 AM, Bruce wrote:
"David J wrote: See: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...mparison.shtml Yet another "review" from the "experts" at Ludicrous Landscape who completely failed to spot the infra-red problem with the sensor in the Leica M8 having previously claimed that 1.2 MP digicams with hideous noise and an appalling lack of dynamic range were "the equal of film". It is difficult to imagine what film they thought the 1.2 MP digicams were equivalent to. Perhaps some own-brand ISO 800 film from a Chinese supermarket? Yes, Ludicrous Landscape is the place to go if you want to read complete nonsense presented as an authoritative equipment review! We find your objective comparisons and published test shots are quite helpful. -- Peter |
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"Nikon D800 / D800e First Comparison" ....
On Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:10:10 +0100, Bruce
wrote: "David J Taylor" wrote: See: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...mparison.shtml Yet another "review" from the "experts" at Ludicrous Landscape who completely failed to spot the infra-red problem with the sensor in the Leica M8 having previously claimed that 1.2 MP digicams with hideous noise and an appalling lack of dynamic range were "the equal of film". It is difficult to imagine what film they thought the 1.2 MP digicams were equivalent to. Perhaps some own-brand ISO 800 film from a Chinese supermarket? Yes, Ludicrous Landscape is the place to go if you want to read complete nonsense presented as an authoritative equipment review! It would be helpful if you addressed the current LL article rather than attacking one of the past. Regards, Eric Stevens |
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"Nikon D800 / D800e First Comparison" ....
Bruce wrote:
"David J Taylor" wrote: See: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...mparison.shtml Yet another "review" from the "experts" at Ludicrous Landscape who completely failed to spot the infra-red problem with the sensor in the Leica M8 having previously claimed that 1.2 MP digicams with hideous noise and an appalling lack of dynamic range were "the equal of film". It is difficult to imagine what film they thought the 1.2 MP digicams were equivalent to. Perhaps some own-brand ISO 800 film from a Chinese supermarket? Yes, Ludicrous Landscape is the place to go if you want to read complete nonsense presented as an authoritative equipment review! Do you have something of relevance to say, or are you just letting your hate flow and resort to name calling like a small child? -Wolfgang |
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