| Joined: | Mon Aug 13th, 2012 |
| Location: | Copenhagen, Denmark |
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As Robert has said the old lenses no matter how good are not up to the high megapixel sensors in todays cameras.Sure , I see that with the slrN , see that with film too , as I still catch myself leaving space around the subject ( left over from magazine shooting days ) required by editors so they could place captions , it `s not much of an issue for me , I just zoom out using my legs , but I am surprised to learn that others observed problems with their old glass.:baffled:
The Nikon D1X that I still have sitting on my shelf produces very nice images but the D800 out resolves it.
When you look at the results from D800 with new glass v. old glass it becomes obvious especially towards the edges/corners.
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The better I become at photography,the better my camera gets.