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Jan 08, 2010 22:49 |  #1

Joey L posted this earlier today on twitpic. It is a great example why I am saving every penny I can to get the Phase One with the P65+ back.

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Jan 09, 2010 00:40 |  #2

My goodness! Now that's some resolution...

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Jan 09, 2010 00:41 |  #3

Guess the 1DsMkIV just fell back another couple of notches then... :lol:


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Jan 09, 2010 08:16 |  #4

Cool but totally useless. No point trying with a Canon anyway, the focus system sucks.


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Jan 09, 2010 11:33 |  #5

tim wrote in post #9357660 (external link)
Cool but totally useless.

I would not say totally, but would agree with a "mostly". But it really depends on what you shoot. And I agree it is out of its element when shooting sports...heck, just about any motion will render this pointless. What blur you get from panning totally wipes out the point of this kind of resolution. That alone leaves out like 75% of photography right there. I am working my way deeper into product/catalog work and the more into it i get the more resolution gets expected. I would rather compete WITH this, than against it.


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