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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / December 2006So here is how the 10 meg wars stand as of today
Sharpest most detailed images: Sony Alpha Best Body: Tie Nikon D80 and the Pentax K10D Least Noise: No suprise, Canon Rebel XTi Worst build: Canon Rebel XTi Best outfitted with features: Pentax K10D Most comfortable to use: Pentax K10D, with the Nikon close Most compact: Olympus E-400 > Sharpest most detailed images: Sony Alpha > Best Body: Nikon D80 D200, hands down. > > Sharpest most detailed images: Sony Alpha > > Best Body: Nikon D80 > > D200, hands down. That's like sending a metal tank against spear-throwers clad in plastic armour. Best color: blue Best smell: lilacs Best E. Choli epidemic: Taco Bell. What utter garbage . . . . . Hi RichA, > Least Noise: No suprise, Canon Rebel XTi 10 days ago you posted about the XTi: >And a shutter like a sledgehammer. So it's "no surprise" that a camera with a "shutter like a sledgehammer" has the least noise???  SignatureArnor Baldvinsson San Antonio, Texas > Hi RichA, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > So it's "no surprise" that a camera with a "shutter like a sledgehammer" has > the least noise??? Funny. Hi RichA, > Funny. No. There is no sense or logic behind this. You post no sources for your statements. Is this just grabbed out of the air or do you actually have some sources that support your statements? Are these "results" going to be posted again next week with completely different conclusions? Who cares? SignatureArnor Baldvinsson San Antonio, Texas > Hi RichA, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Arnor Baldvinsson > San Antonio, Texas It's the consensus of a number of reviews I've read on them. Who cares? Anyone buying one or thinking of buying one. For instance. Lets say your goal when buying one was the widest dynamic range. Then you'd get the Sony since it has a mechanism the others don't to achieve this. If you wanted the lowest "out of camera" noise, you'd go for the Canon, etc. > Hi RichA, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > some sources that support your statements? Are these "results" going to be > posted again next week with completely different conclusions? Who cares? I seldom agree with Rich/RichA, but how does his quote lowest noise have anything to do with the loud shutter of the XTi. The term noise refers to how low in noise (grainy look) at high ISO settings the camera has. The XT/XTi feel like they were made by Mattel. >Sharpest most detailed images: Sony Alpha >Best Body: Tie Nikon D80 and the Pentax K10D [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Most comfortable to use: Pentax K10D, with the Nikon close >Most compact: Olympus E-400 *snort* Yeah, right. get back to us when you've actually used a few of those cameras yourself. |
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