Sharpness compared between Fuji and Nikon

Vincent AF

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Here is a non-scientific comparison to three different camera's: the Nikon D800, the Fujifilm X-T10 and the Nikon D5200. As you can see, the same lens and settings were used on all three of them. I couldn't nail the same focal point, but they are quite close. I'd love to hear what you guys think.



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If you want serioyus comparisonwhy not reading and playing the comp tool of DPR

Below are 2 crops when comparing XT2 with D7200 all with a 24 megapix sensor

The Fuji creates less noise and has a better JPEG engine but the sharpness is the same in the raw files



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So in summary, they're all very good.
 
If you want serioyus comparisonwhy not reading and playing the comp tool of DPR

Below are 2 crops when comparing XT2 with D7200 all with a 24 megapix sensor

The Fuji creates less noise and has a better JPEG engine but the sharpness is the same in the raw files

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Because these aren't done with the same lens and these aren't real world samples.

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which is in agreement with DPR charts :-)
 
Here is a non-scientific comparison to three different camera's: the Nikon D800, the Fujifilm X-T10 and the Nikon D5200. As you can see, the same lens and settings were used on all three of them. I couldn't nail the same focal point, but they are quite close. I'd love to hear what you guys think.
This thread seems to attract many cheaters... Not you to be honest.

It is amazing to see that many non newbies members continue to post unfair comparisons and to give wrong conclusions.
 
Here is a non-scientific comparison to three different camera's: the Nikon D800, the Fujifilm X-T10 and the Nikon D5200. As you can see, the same lens and settings were used on all three of them. I couldn't nail the same focal point, but they are quite close. I'd love to hear what you guys think.
This thread seems to attract many cheaters... Not you to be honest.

It is amazing to see that many non newbies members continue to post unfair comparisons and to give wrong conclusions.
Could you elaborate? Do you mean conclusions in favor of a specific brand?
 
Here is a non-scientific comparison to three different camera's: the Nikon D800, the Fujifilm X-T10 and the Nikon D5200. As you can see, the same lens and settings were used on all three of them. I couldn't nail the same focal point, but they are quite close. I'd love to hear what you guys think.
This thread seems to attract many cheaters... Not you to be honest.

It is amazing to see that many non newbies members continue to post unfair comparisons and to give wrong conclusions.
Could you elaborate? Do you mean conclusions in favor of a specific brand?
 
Here is a non-scientific comparison to three different camera's: the Nikon D800, the Fujifilm X-T10 and the Nikon D5200. As you can see, the same lens and settings were used on all three of them. I couldn't nail the same focal point, but they are quite close. I'd love to hear what you guys think.
This thread seems to attract many cheaters... Not you to be honest.

It is amazing to see that many non newbies members continue to post unfair comparisons and to give wrong conclusions.
Could you elaborate? Do you mean conclusions in favor of a specific brand?
 
So jpegs in the DPR image comparison tool should show different exposures at the same ISO? I don't see that. Not sure what the methodology is. Do they use same ISO and different shutter speed to achieve the same exposure?



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So jpegs in the DPR image comparison tool should show different exposures at the same ISO? I don't see that. Not sure what the methodology is. Do they use same ISO and different shutter speed to achieve the same exposure?
 
Thanks, I missed that. I looked at XT2 vs Sony A7RII. Both at f/5.6 and ISO 200. Fuji 1/60sec and Sony 1/80sec for equivalent exposure.
 
Vincent AF wrote:
Because these aren't done with the same lens and these aren't real world samples.
This is one of the strengths of the X mount format. I like the idea of using exactly the same lens for your comparison shots, it gets the lens out of the equation.
 

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