AndreaV

Well, to me this photos definitely tells a story... the story of a town built in the desert, that after a period of prosperity slowly decayed into a ghost town.
Beside this the photo to me looks...

Well, most manufacturers offers also f/2.8 constant aperture zooms, but they're much bigger and much more expensive...

I tested 2 times the X-pro1 in 2 different shops once with the 35/1.4 and once with the 18/2 and I would say the focusing was quite fast and accurate even if I was in interior with not a lot of...

I suppose it refers to FF lenses for SLRs compared to FF lenses for rangefinder camera (leica M), so the image circle should be the same.The only difference is the distance from the lens to the...

That's not what I said. I wrote "If 1200 lines are less than what a 10Mp sensor can resolve". The resolution that come out is of course a combination between all the parts, namely the lens, the...

If 1200 lines are less than what a 10Mp sensor can resolve, then obviously yes... it doesn't care how many more Mp you put in the sensor because the resolution is limited by the lens and there is...

Well, I got used to 35mm film, and there the ratio is 3x2, and if you shoot positive film you don't have real possibility of cropping or changing it... so I never really felt the need.Now sometime...

Probably your read it wrong... I wrote "that most 35mm lenses are already out-resolving the D800", the opposite of what you wrote. And in the previous post I wrote " I can tell you that many lenses...

Well, in the review of the Nikon D800 (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-d800-d800e/20) I read:"The D800, however has a theoretical maximum of 4,912 lines per picture height while our current...

I've not yet tried the Fuji XF lenses (but I hope to do so soon).I've experience with my Canon EOS 1D markIII (10Mp) that has a very shallow AA filter and therefore allow to get extremely sharp...

I prefer to work to have a good composition straight out of the camera without needing to crop considerably.Anyway cropping you loose IQ and don't solve the fact that if your lens can resolve only...

Why would you ever need a 24Mp sensor? How big do you usually print your photos?Personally I think that if you don't have very specific professional needs, such a huge amount of pixels is good only...