You can turn up the in-camera sharpening in the *istD. However, that' not the route to great results. Better to shoot RAW and sharpen when converting in PSCS. My *istD prints appear to be considerably sharper than 35mm prints shot with the same lenses and scanned at 4800dpi. If your prints are soft, you're doing something wrong. (I assume they are, because you refer to the "famous softness.") It's not "famous" around here nor is it even noted. Paul.
> Steve Jolly wrote on 22.10.04 15:23: > > > > > I was more interested in using the photos to judge the quality of the DA > > 18-55 - it's obviously softer than the DA14 and the FA*200, but > > surprisingly good for a "kit" lens IMO. > Especially considering its price! To me it seems that Ds adds more in-camera > sharpening than *istD. The pictures straight from camera seems nicer to look > at. > > -- > Best Regards > Sylwek > >
