Paul Freeman wrote: >.....Before ChristmasI bought myself a Leica CL...... The reason for getting it was mainly due to the great results I have been getting from my Minolta 5400 scanner. I reasoned that pairing some really fantastic glass with it could create some good results......
Paul Your test is a comparison between two different systems which enable you to arrive at the same approximate destination. What I think you have done is to travel from say Edinburgh to London. One journey is by train and the other by air. The train journey is the film route - slower and you arrive at Kings Cross. The air route is faster and you land at Heathrow. Only you know which is more convenient and only you know where you would prefer to arrive once in the London area. In other words it is difficult to make a total comparison. For example, I imagine you could use Photoshop to correct which ever image you felt was inferior colour to match the other, or even match them like for like. I think it is accepted that sensors tend to show up differences between lenses more than than film. I would have thought that, ideally you should be using the same lens on each camera, but realise that this is not an option in this test, but there are too many other variables in your test for it to be conclusive. There is a marked difference in colour saturation etc. between different lenses for instance when attached to a 10D. Regards Norman Norman Childs Mobile: +44(0)7831 519217 Tel: +44(0)1256 767611 Fax: +44(0)1256 767612 Website: http://www.greenshoots.co.uk =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
