Aaron, Going back to the source might help me to dig out your meaning.
"It addresses my most basic complaint about digital." We've explored noise reduction, but you seem to have gone "cold" on that approach ;-) A few people have mentioned resolution but not followed it up (I believe they mean resolving power a.k.a. sharpness). OK, I'll bite. We know that the killer of sharpness is the anti-moiré filter. When Nikon released the D70 they only used a weak anti-moiré filter, for improved sharpness at the risk of moiré when textiles etc. were shot. They apparently got away with it and the D70 and its derivatives have been praised for their sharper pictures. What if the anti-moiré filter were made retractable/removable, or dispensed with altogether and moiré control implemented in software? Instead of reducing the sharpness of every shot for the sake of the few that suffered from moiré, you might get the best sharpness possible most of the time and only bring in moiré control when needed. Regards, Anthony Farr -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
