What was Canon thinking with the Canon EOS 5D Mark III???
Stealthy Ninja wrote: DXO score is out.
If I remember correctly I picked this result exactly: 81.
Scotty predicted 85.
BTW D800 got 95.
5DIII got only 81?!
Obviously someone at DxO is being paid by Nikon to fudge the results. It's obviously bias and totally unscientific. I mean the 5Diii outsells the D800 25:1 according to Canon rumours Facebook page...
There's no way the 5DIII could have a worse sensor than the D800! The jpeg comparisons at 100% without resizing to compare how they'd look at an equivalent print all show the 5DIII has better in camera NR than the Nikon. Obviously the Canon is better. Sure the D800 has more details, better Dynamic range, especially in the shadows and better per print noise; but Canon is better because it hass got less noise, 10 more AF points and 2fps more and everyone knows 22MP is all you need for anything.
Canon are also better than Nikon because they have better ergonomics and the wheel is better than the joystick. I mean what is this 1984?
In conclusion, DxO can't be trusted. Like all scientists they lie to please their obvious employers. In this case it's pretty obvious Nikon are bribing them to give unfair results.
Typical DxO lab tech:
I'm colour blind, but it doesn't keep me from exploring the wonderfully colourful world around us.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Wow. Art Wolfe potentially going nikon.
Is Nikon going to pay for his TV show? I would think if they were interested in doing a TV show they could have already found a photographer with more sex appeal.
- haven't seen that movie in a long time. But that makes about as much sense sometimes as a good bit of what's on the web. 
Scotty wrote: I've actually used one. It is a great cam.
Pics or it didn't happen.
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