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Sorry did not mean to imply that at all. I have read many regard the D7100 as a fine camera for images. It has been highly rated by dpreview as well. Thank you for your opinion. If there is any ...
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As I do not actually own a D7100 thanks for letting me know. I was considering one to update from my D300s sensor, however, if there is a banding issue with D7100, I would go with the D7200 (or ...
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Between the D7100 and 70D this is a close race, as both have some unique features... D7100 will have better dynamic range and higher iso image quality. However, the Canon 70D will have rotating ...
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It might have been worth spending a bit more for a D7100, as there some great deals around now that the newer D7200 is out. Or find a lightly used D7100 with low mileage for about the price of a ...
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Sounds like a good topic for a new thread, on how many photographers think lenses have impact on colour, whether cheap ones or very expensive ones with multiple coatings like Nano or Fluorite L...
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Sounds like a good topic for a new thread, on how many photographers think lenses have impact on colour, whether cheap ones or very expensive ones with multiple coatings like Nano or Fluorite L...
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Sounds like a good topic for a new thread, on how many photographers think lenses have impact on colour, whether cheap ones or very expensive ones with multiple coatings like Nano or Fluorite L...
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Here is an article showing a graph for Fluorite lens of Canon L series glass - scroll down on following link... http://www.kehblog.com/2013/02/an-overview-of-canon-l-series-lenses.html Quote from...
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Here is an article showing a graph for Fluorite lens of Canon L series glass - scroll down on following link... http://www.kehblog.com/2013/02/an-overview-of-canon-l-series-lenses.html Quote from...
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Sorry it was discussed a number of months back when forum members were discussing why the D700 was considered a classic and was holding its price despite the arrival of D610. Superior body...
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Sorry no link, it was discussed a number of months back when forum members were discussing why the D700 was considered a classic and was holding its price despite the arrival of D610. Superior body...
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Sorry no link, it was discussed a number of months back when forum members were discussing why the D700 was considered a classic and was holding its price despite the arrival of D610. Superior body...
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To my experience, using top lenses like Nikon 24-70 f2.8 and lower priced lenses on my other cameras, I see a more richness of colour with the better lenses, not just sharpness and clarity. Much...
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To my experience, using top lenses like Nikon 24-70 f2.8 and comparing to lower priced lenses on my other cameras, I see a more richness of colour with the better lenses, not just sharpness and...
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I will give it a read. Thanks for link.
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Even cinema lenses have coatings on them that impact the final colour of the image. Coatings are like filters and can impact the richness of colour, tone, clarity, and sharpness. Does that not...
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To add to the above, though, once sharpening has been added (or even before sharpening), the higher MP file, may appear to have more fine detail resolved due to its higher resolution 42 vs 36,...
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It has been theorized that a lower MP sensor can appear to have sharper pixels at pixel level, as the pixel pitch of each pixel lens is larger than the more densely packed pixel MP sensor. This...
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It has been theorized before, that a lower MP sensor can appear to have sharper pixels at pixel level, as the pixel pitch of each pixel (micro-lens) is larger than the more densely packed pixel MP...
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It has been theorized before, that a lower MP sensor can appear to have sharper pixels at pixel level, as the pixel pitch of each pixel (micro-lens) is larger than the more densely packed pixel MP...
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