I used the default on my EOS 1ds but my pictures were visibly less than sharp. So I increased in-camera sharpening and they are OK now. What I still can't understand is why, given a sharp properly focused lens and a fast enough shutter speed, a camera would need that much sharpening. It's hard to believe the filtering would cause that much of a loss but I think it does. I wish all the filtering was external. I'd rather put up with moire than softness. Kinda like it in fact! Javier
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