No, you don't have to mention a name to talk about someone. I think that's rather obvious.
You talked about me, you invite a reply.
It would be hilarious if it wasn't for the fact that you complained about similar things. That's what makes it sad, and rather hypocritical on your part.
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Are you talking about me Bill? Since you haven't mentioned my name just want to ask first to be sure
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Don't believe so. I went into detail and provided examples. You just did nothing, like right now, a circular argument.
I am. Want to talk about programming, psychology or gasp, photography?
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...or maybe it is.Just buy a Nikon and find out that grass is not really greener
Going from cropped to FF may be a problem for some people who lack experience and don't know what to expect and how to handle it. Remember that the shallow DOF is an option, not an absolute necessity. A camera capable of taking shallow DOF images is also capable of taking images with more DOF by using the lens aperture. Anyway, who says he must buy an FF? There are several cropped Nikon alternatives to the FX system.
Wait until September...
Are you sure about this?
It depends on whether Jim has already tested the lens using the PDAF vs CDAF to see if it truly is out of alignment. From what I remember of his earlier threads he has done this, and also tweaked the focus adjust and found no remedy.
or to put it simply, it gives you more options, which is probably frowned upon around here...or maybe it is.Just buy a Nikon and find out that grass is not really greener
Going from cropped to FF may be a problem for some people who lack experience and don't know what to expect and how to handle it. Remember that the shallow DOF is an option, not an absolute necessity. A camera capable of taking shallow DOF images is also capable of taking images with more DOF by using the lens aperture. Anyway, who says he must buy an FF? There are several cropped Nikon alternatives to the FX system.
You'll end up in the situation where you are constantly babying your camera, checking focus, never really trusting that it's doing its job. You'll constantly be held back by the fact you simply don't trust this gear any more, and it's going to destroy all love you have of photography.
That was the lens which opened my eyes and caused most problems with the E-3 I had, and finally made me decide to buy the the 35-100 ...or... to swich system. I ended up with a new system because I was afraid to spend that much money on an uncertain future.
If you still have an E1 handy, it might be worth doing a side by side test for a few days and then try this; resize all of your E5 shots back down to 2560 pixels wide and do direct comparisons with the E1 shots.
Beware, I had similar problems with the 50-200 as you do with your 35-100. I'd point it at black on white text pinned to a wall and notice that at least 50% of the time it would fail to land on the right spot. Also, I'd be too polite if I called the bokeh of that lens 'harsh'.
The D7000 was the route I chose and it was an eye opener. Regaining trust in AF made photography fun again.
I dont mean to be disruptive Ricardo, but "quads erat demonstrandum" is not English, never has been English, and as I recall, is taught at the Grade School Level in the US, and in most of the rest of the world.I am. Want to talk about programming, psychology or gasp, photography?
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No worries, I know it's Latin. But the letters in Spanish are different as used when saying similar, even if they have been sometimes used as is as latin. You are also assuming I was in grade school in the USA. The point was never what it meant anyway, so you are just talking about yet another point.I dont mean to be disruptive Ricardo, but "quads erat demonstrandum" is not English, never has been English, and as I recall, is taught at the Grade School Level in the US, and in most of the rest of the world.I am. Want to talk about programming, psychology or gasp, photography?
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Let alone whether Bill is using it correctly or not. LOL --
No, I didn't miss that. But he also stated that the cameras he purchased
