uhoh7 wrote:
In the film days film did indeed out-resolve lenses by a margin. THAT is the reason for all the lens tests of the magazines at the time. If it would have been the other way round the difference in quality of lenses would not have mattered, as the film would anyway have been out-resolved by both lenses and you would have seen many more film tests. (The film tests were more about color and density curve than resolution.)
uhoh7 wrote:
In the film days film did indeed out-resolve lenses by a margin. THAT is the reason for all the lens tests of the magazines at the time. If it would have been the other way round the difference in quality of lenses would not have mattered, as the film would anyway have been out-resolved by both lenses and you would have seen many more film tests. (The film tests were more about color and density curve than resolution.)
