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Article #62Re: Another Macro/Close Up Thread
From: Donald_Reese
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:00
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:00
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Never heard of anyone that does not apply sharpening in some regard to their images. What is the point anyway of such a test? to show your lens is better than someone elses? There are plenty of lens test charts out there if you need data to compare. Anns lens sure looks good to me, but wade thinks its just average the way he has commented. Wade doesnt seem to trust anyone around these parts. As far as i understand, posting an image directly from the sensor does not reflect the capability of a lens. the capture process itself loses sharpness and that is why you apply sharpening. please correct me if i am wrong. Maybe we can all buy a roll of velvia and send wade the film for his professional evaluation.
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