Jorgen Udvang wrote:
The iPhone with what lenses? What RAW converter for that camera?
The built in lens of course, and who needs RAW? 9 out of 10 lemmings can\'t tell the difference.
Not for me personally, but for my clients. I use m4/3 as a professional tool. I shoot regularly with the GH1 and Pana 7-14mm alongside photographers using Nikon D3 with the Nikkor 14-24mm lens, and except when the light is low or the DR is challenging, it\'s mostly hard to see which photos are taken with what camera, in print, not pixel peeping at 100 or 200%.
Honestly, that\'s not very likely unless the viewer has terrible eyesight. But OK, let\'s do a little experiment. Here are two pictures one taken with a mid range 50mm prime and one with a high end 50 mm prime. They are web sized. Open the images in separate tabs in your browser and flip between them. Do you see any difference?
The difference between those two lenses is smaller than the difference between the 7-14 Panny and the Nikon 14-24.
Oh, and when I upgrade to GH2 (or GH3?), autofocus will be faster in live view with that camera than with the D3... much faster.
Eh? I think you need a serious reality check. Phase detection focus on a pro DSLR is orders of magnitude faster and more accurate than the best contrast detection AF.
Aug 07, 2011 at 09:21 PM
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