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iRadio07: Look at the image DSC00057 (train) at full size and see at the building roof
over the first train wagon
the CHROMATIC ABERRATION, my Fuji X100 has NO !
Well then, make the picture 3x4 time bigger and see ...
iRadio07: Look at the image DSC00057 (train) at full size and see at the building roof
over the first train wagon
the CHROMATIC ABERRATION, my Fuji X100 has NO !
CHROMATIC ABERRATION, you can see it here :
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-7myWFUlFNkM/ULai1rl_PgI/AAAAAAAAEj4/ncEGGngcl-I/s1123/big.jpg
Look at the image DSC00057 (train) at full size and see at the building roof
over the first train wagon
the CHROMATIC ABERRATION, my Fuji X100 has NO !
Comparing the RAW, the Fuji X-Pro 1 is still better and sharper, especially in hight ISO
Interesting article, I supposed with years of experience and try and learning, you automatically or indirectly use or not use those rules to make the pictures interesting. Speaking for myself I can say that I never crop a picture (digital or film), I try to use the format to its best. I prefer 3:2 than 4:3 its more like the Golden Ratio, check my blog :
http://my-finepix-x100.blogspot.ch
eric