Bing Lee NIKON D7000 Unboxing and Detailed Review
The Nikon D700 is aimed squarely at the photo enthusiast or the hobbyist who wants to take that next step. The Nikon D7000 takes many of the high ...
Mike's Position on Sensor Sizes
Each successively larger film size had either no advantage or only a subtle advantage over the next smaller format up until the print size reaches a certain rough threshold. What I found, more or less, was that film formats (the "sensor size" of the film era) had a certain amount of overlap when mapped against enlargement size. we made a lot of prints and questioned a lot of people about them, both photographers and non-photographers. photographers could discern differences that non-photographers simply couldn't see. ) The bars represent formats, the x-axis is image quality (IQ), and those are "fuzzy" ends to the bars. I did a lot of work years ago comparing film formats experimentally. My own position might be too subtle for its own good, because I've talked about it before but it doesn't seem to penetrate very far out into the world. Generally—remember I'm saying generally —the results conformed to a broad pattern. Imagine a bar chart:....