It is much like saying all lenses are sharpest at 2 stops from wide open.
Yes, but If you don't how the lens is optimized, as a general rule of
thumb it works better than most.
On 9/1/2010 6:03 PM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
One has to wonder how he came to that conclusion. Seems you would actually
have to try all the cameras before relying on that.
Perhaps it would be better to try the camera in question before making that
broad of a generalization.
Changes in sensors and support firmware can have a big impact on these kinds of
things. Not to mention design goals of a particular camera. It is much like
saying all lenses are sharpest at 2 stops from wide open. We know that isn't
accurate because lens designs and goals affect that.
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