Re: On Sharpness (Confusion)

[Tom C]

Well, not to me.  It's like trying to compare two audio amplifiers, each 
with a different set of speakers.  Since, IMO, all other things equal, image 
'quality' is largely a factor of the lens, using different lenses only says 
something about the lens or the lens/camera system, not the camera.

I understand your point, it's just that we're talking about minisucle 
details and about something that is largely subjective to begin with.

Tom C.


From: Andre Langevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: On Sharpness (Confusion)
Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2004 16:19:03 -0400
You'd need to compare the exact same scene, same time, same everything 
including lens, which is impossible...

Tom C.
Isn't it quite possible if you you compare raw data from the cameras at 
test, previously fit with (almost identical) medium speed normal lenses?

Andre