Rob Studdert wrote on 03.10.05 10:03: > Ah, bad argument, you can always crop a shot tighter but try to crop one wider > :-) Of course :-) But bear in mind that in case of crop "equipped" cameras you get "sweet spot" from WA lenses - no more soapy and fuzzy corners, as it is clearly visible in samples from 5D and on of top L lenses - 17-40/4 ;-) APS-C dedicated lenses have usually unform sharpness from corner to corner too, something that is usually close to impossible for FF lenses in corners on FF sensor. That's one of the reasons why Nikon D2X sells much better than Canon 1Ds among nature photographers. They've got better sharpness even in corners, have greter DOF and usually don't need top noise performance above iso400. If supposed Nikon D200 with 10 MPix APS-C sensor will be under $2000 SRP and will have AIS lenses compatibility (it would mean access to the largest lenses choice among any mount), it will easily outsell 5D.
-- Balance is the ultimate good... Best Regards Sylwek
