Canon EOS-1Ds vs. EOS-D60
Published Oct 19, 2002
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dpreview staff
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 Dave
over at Imaging Resource has just posted a side-by-side comparison of
the eleven megapixel EOS-1Ds and the six megapixel EOS-D60 posing the
question "How much difference does it make?" (the additional
five megapixels). Dave is lucky to have already received a production
EOS-1Ds (we're expecting ours sometime next week). "The short answer
to the "how much difference" question is "a lot" -
Check out the photos below for comparison crops from each camera's images,
including some in which the D60's image has been upsampled in Photoshop
to match the scale of the one from the 1Ds, as well as some experiments
with unsharp masking."
Click
here for Dave's side-by-side comparison of the Canon EOS-1Ds and EOS-D60
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