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Nikon D50 brochure oddity

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RichA - 12 Jun 2006 17:34 GMT
I was in a store on Sat. and they had a rack of brochures.  You don't
see this much
anymore with the internet, but I leafed through a Nikon brochure for
the D50.  All I can say
is that they had a full page shot in it that IMO could not have been
taken with a sub-FF
dslr.  It looked as good (detail, sharpness) as 4x5."  There were
absolutely no flaws in it
to let you know that it was taken by a digital camera, no glowing edges
to indicate sharpening,
no artifacts, no blown out highlights, no grain/noise.  I really wonder
whether it was in-fact
taken with the D50.  If so, it was amazing.
Rudy Benner - 12 Jun 2006 19:01 GMT
>I was in a store on Sat. and they had a rack of brochures.  You don't
> see this much
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> whether it was in-fact
> taken with the D50.  If so, it was amazing.

So you went and bought the company? No?

Your line breaks are always weird, I know others have mentioned it.

Maybe its me that is weird, I know its been said by some.
I know they are wrong.
Everyone is entitled to their own stupid opinion afterall.

R.
 
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