The outcome of the Official 10D AF test in Korea

Just because people say it does not make it true. I used both the D60 (and 30 before that) and the 10d for wedding work. No question in my mind that the 10d is much much much more responsive. AF is faster and more accurate in every single situation.

The 10d is a phenominal camera....and I feel that I push it hard.

-JM
This is a MID LEVEL SLR, guys. No one would expect an ELAN 7 to
have perfect AF. Why are you expecting a 10d?
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Sure David. You see a good engineer would either find out the results of the tests and the conditions, or he would design his own tests and generate results.

A really shitty engineer would listen to any unsubstantiated gossip or unreliable source and then use it to fit his preconceived notions.

Which are you?

LOL
Given no other information, what do YOU assume the testing
conditions would be in a test like this? You can use the info
provided so far in this thread, of course.

ANYBODY can throw up his hands and say "no data, sorry, I can't
come up with an answer". An engineer can do better than that.

Granted, people are expected to know that assumptions have been
made in coming up with the answer. And the engineer will gladly
tell you what those assumptions are, if you ask.
I am an engineer too, not that it makes any difference. Anyway,
there is no way that any good engineer comes to any conclusions
without first understanding the methodology as well as the results
of any test scenario.
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I think David P answered my question. And I picked him because
I've seen him be objective. And, I thought he has been very close
to this issue and might have gotten a feel for whether it was
possible to have canon fix the problem by properly adjusting
(calibrating the auto focus) the rig if it's sent in.
LOL. David is a far away from this issue as possible. You see, he does not even own a 10D.
 
That is absurd. What purpose would that serve for the Camera Club? Why did the Camera Club seem satifsfied with the results. How come the the 10D outperformed the D100?

You see, as a good engineer one does not ignore the data that leads to conclusions that are different from ones preconcieved notions.
Of course, I also recommend additional testing so that I have more
data about the new piece of fruit that I'm trying to analyze.

Nobody's given additional data yet about the testing that took
place, other than what's been posted here in this thread.

My main assumption is that the testing was done in good light with
a high-contrast target. Why do I make that assumption? Because
I assume that Canon and LG had a vested interest in giving the
cameras the highest marks they could for focusing correctly.
So as an engineer you find it OK to extrapolate information about
apples from another piece of fruit? I have problems with that.
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LOL, you are a beauty. I have never seen anyone so clearly driven with an agenda try and act like they are objective.

From what was posted the only thing we know is that they agreed with the results. The rest is all speculation and editiorial.

One question, why is it that you have such a overwhelming need to "prove" there is a problem? It is very weird since you do not even have a 10D.
"SLR club members seemed to agree on this point as well, at east on
an official note."

I'm gonna assume that "east" is supposed to bt "least".

Now, let me at my emphasis to the sentence:

SLR club members SEEMED to agree on this point as well, at least on
an official note.

Why the "seemed" ?

And why the addition of the phrase "at least on an official note".

It sounds to me more like they were simply tired of the whole
issue, and that Canon/LG weren't really giving them what they
wanted.
One more thing interested me though. The Korean people seem to be
quite critical on this issue (the 10% return rate confirmed that),
why then do you think that they accept the results? I wonder.
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Well, I guess using your logic we are free to fill in the results of the test with whatever we want. Like you said, in the abscence of information one has to make assumptions. LOL
I don't know. That's just my impression after reading the original
post.

Why the "seemed"? Perhaps your guess is correct or perhaps the
original poster, Solo, wasn't that sure himself on that statement
as he was just relying on Babbelfish translation?

Try this:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1019&message=5805881

Perhaps Solo or Papablue, a native Korean speaker, could help us
clarify this point.

Did the SLR club members accept the result or did they not?
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Of course the fact that you were lauding the focus ability of Nikon earlier in the thread means nothing now. LOL

You show me where it say that the 10D results were not accepted by the club.
I don't care how the 10D fares against the D100. That's not
exactly an issue, since the D100 doesn't take EF lenses.
Afraid of the facts? You mean like the fact that the 10D's did
better in the same test than the venerable Nikon D100? Or, how
about the fact that the most critical members of the most vocal
camera club (on the focus issue anyway) in the world have accepted
the results and are satisfied?

Those are facts, what you have presented is once again 99%
assumption and 1% hyperbole.
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Are you really that thick? The another was not in reference to you, it was in reference to another thread being started.
That is a hoot David. You are now concerned about the facts? Why
don't you take your own advice.

Anyway, no one would read that as literal as you did unless they
were looking for a red herring. Go ahead and try to change the
subject, however the intent of the post is still valid. You have
posted several times as an outspoken critic of the 10D focus and as
a result of propogated more rhetoric and hyperbole on this issue
than anyone else. That is a fact.

Beside, I never said that you had started any 10D sucks threads.
I simply asked that you get your facts straight before you start
another thread about focus issues. I agree that the wording is
vague, however I think you as well as everyone else understood that
the "another" in this context referered to the topic of the thread
and not necessarily to any other prior activity on your part.
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And just because you said that doesn't make it true, either.

LOL
Just because people say it does not make it true. I used both the
D60 (and 30 before that) and the 10d for wedding work. No question
in my mind that the 10d is much much much more responsive. AF is
faster and more accurate in every single situation.

The 10d is a phenominal camera....and I feel that I push it hard.
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http://www.neonlightsimaging.com/artshow/final.htm
Photography -- just another word for compromise

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What we "know" is that one person thinks that they SEEMED to agree (at least on an official note).

If you're a stickler for the facts, please don't misquote by leaving out important details. One might construe that as making assumptions, something you seem to think that engineers don't do.
From what was posted the only thing we know is that they agreed
with the results. The rest is all speculation and editiorial.
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