Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I ordered the normal version as well. I've done comparisons on what data/samples are out there and I couldn't tell the difference in sharpness. It seems SO FAR that it has a lot of...problems, and not a huge gain.
Totally agree. In fact, to me (so far) the D800E difference seems like what you'd get doing strong sharpening on a normal RAW file. Of course technically it's not, but that's what it looks like.
ThatNikonGuy wrote: I joined the waiting list myself last night. After reading all the reviews, photos and press it was to tempting to pass up.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I ordered the normal version as well. I've done comparisons on what data/samples are out there and I couldn't tell the difference in sharpness. It seems SO FAR that it has a lot of...problems, and not a huge gain.
Totally agree. In fact, to me (so far) the D800E difference seems like what you'd get doing strong sharpening on a normal RAW file. Of course technically it's not, but that's what it looks like.
As our prior conversation on iChat, the E is more of medium format type camera. The samples I saw from the d800 normal blew me away. What intrigued me was the lack of losing quality when cropping in. Gives you an artificial reach natively.
Eddy wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Just a note about the 36MP. I don't think a lot of people need 36MP. If you're not sure why you'd want/need them then I'd recommend something different.
You could always change settings in the camera when 36 MP isn't needed
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