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But Phils conclusion to real image test is a bit disagreeing with thisJulia probably was talking real world resolution tests, not justReally. Perhaps you should look the spec of 5D and 1Ds2.D2X has higher resolutrion then any Canon.
the megapixel count in the specs. Check this out for yourself:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos5d/page31.asp
Do you mean higher resolution, higher resolving power or higher pixel density. In the last one sure, but not in the two first one as I see these.The D2X outdoes 5D in resolution, and loses to 1DsII.
However, don't forget that D2X is doing that with a cropped sensor!
So, one can say that D2X's sensor actually has higher resolution
than any Canon's sensor.
Well, just look how superios are those sensors used e.g. in mobile camera phones. Start to be around 500 pixs per mm. So all the dSLR sensors must be old junk ;-)perhaps you should do thatReally. Perhaps you should look the spec of 5D and 1Ds2.D2X has higher resolutrion then any Canon.resolution is pixels per mm.
D2X is 181 pixels per mm
5D is 121 pixels per mm
1Ds2 is 139 pixels per mm
May do that if you give me the link. I have seen quite many of the real tests.perhaps you should also look at Bjorn's real life tests.
Why?count the lenses too. wide angles specially. you seem to miss thatI guess 5D cost less than D2X.
point in my post
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Julia
I was awaiting exactly this argument. mind you we were comparing tech specs of Nikon and Canon, not anything else.Well, just look how superios are those sensors used e.g. in mobileperhaps you should do thatReally. Perhaps you should look the spec of 5D and 1Ds2.D2X has higher resolutrion then any Canon.resolution is pixels per mm.
D2X is 181 pixels per mm
5D is 121 pixels per mm
1Ds2 is 139 pixels per mm
camera phones. Start to be around 500 pixs per mm.
Now D2X is dSLR, right? so camera phones do not play in this discussion. whatever good their pixels are, or will be, 250lppm across the field is expensive optics.Somehow I just think I get better images with my dSLR than with my
camera phone.
to a margin, until it reaches approximately 200 pixels per mm - it is a blessing. that's why Canon shooters want 22 megapixelsPerhaps the higher pixel density is not a blessing.
Read again what you wrote - "amateurs and pros around the world"Some small amount of research will reveal that there are Nikon
users who use Linux
Is it akin to "there are Nikon users"?
Windows issue is orders of magnitude larger, and user base is
uncomparable to Nikon's.
Let me ask you again. what is the percent of Windows users around
the world that switched to NIX because of Windows issues?
Let me add another question: how many Windows users are even aware
of Windows issues?
another: what is the percent of Nikon users that shoot NEFs?
and the last one: what are real implications of so-called
encryption when Nikon developed miniSDK to "decrypt" it?
LOL. get real. marketing....
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Julia
Not necessarily disagreeing: Phil used a better comparison method in the 30D review. In the 5D review, he compares out of the camera JPEG images, with various sharpening methods. Ideally, Phil would be comparing raw images with in-camera sharpening turned off, later developing them with the same software and applying the same sharpening algorithm (which is what was done in the 30D review, the link that I provided). So, according to the latest methodology, D2X outperesolves 5D.But Phils conclusion to real image test is a bit disagreeing with this
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos5d/page27.asp
This is a very valid point, and the uncertainty could work either way.And we do not know the lens contribution to these tests as we now
talk of so marginal differences.
Yes, I would not subscribe to Julie's words exactly.My point was just to say the Julie claim of Canon not having the
equal resolution is not actually true - and not to start any bigger
comparison.
What's the distinction between the first two.Do you mean higher resolution, higher resolving power or higher
pixel density. In the last one sure, but not in the two first one
as I see these.
Canon is more popular because its sensors have more pixels. The Rebel XT has more pixels than the D70. The 5D has more pixels than the D200. The 1DS has more pixels than the D2X. Things will change shortly. The D80 and Sony Alpha 100 will have more pixels than the Canon 30D and Rebel XT. This fact will make these two cameras more popular than the Canon 30D and Rebel XT, and then Canon will respond with replacements for these two cameras that have even more pixels.Seriously, I look at this two brands and like (and dislike) both
sets of features. If I can afford it, I'd buy both systems! Who
don't
As for why Canon is much more popular? Well, just read up on
Canon's revival in the industry and you'd see how strong a company
it is. And for that, I think they totally deserve the domination in
the industry...even though I still (personally) pro Nikon![]()
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Can the old 80-200 autofocus on today's DSLRs? I believe Canon also has some old 80-200 f/2.8L, 100-300 f/5.6L lenses etc that will still work. I am just curious.Why? Older lenses. 70-200VR replaced the 80-200. In
that zoom range, give or take 10mm, we have 6 lenses to choose
from, not including the multipule versions of the 80-200.
Exactly! Hear,Hear.It's not the brand or the camera that makes a better photographer...