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uz2work wrote:
I agree 100% with those who have said that comparing 10 megapixel 40D images and 20 megapixel 7D Mark II images both at 100% is a meaningless comparison and one that gives a significant and unfair advantage to the the 40D images.
Another way to make a fairer, if not perfect, comparison would be to open a 7D Mark II image at 100% and a 40D image at 150% and to compare those images. Such a comparison, which is simple to do, would give a more realistic comparison of how the two images would look, related to each other, as prints or as full images on the screen.
Another factor to consider when comparing 40D images to 7D Mark II images is that, with a high pixel density sensor, like that on the 7D or 7D Mark II, images are going to be much more subject to degradation from factors like even very minor motion blur and camera shake than would images from a lower pixel density sensor, like that on the 40D. That is why, when I'm using a camera like the 7D or 7D Mark II and, particularly, when shooting hand held, I try to get shutter speeds at least twice as fast as I would have felt to be sufficient when using cameras like like the 40D, 1D Mark II, 1D Mark III, etc. And, similarly, when those who are looking forward to a 50 megapixel full frame camera get what they want, they will need to make similar shutter speed adjustments to maximize the benefits of the 50 megapixel sensor compared to what they are doing with their current 21 megapixel full frame cameras. ...Show more →
Thanks. I will up my shutter speed, quite viewing at 100%. If I go beyond my refund/exchange period, then I will reluctantly deal with Canon.
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