بنده نظر خاصی ندارم!
اما مثل اینکه ( البته استغفرالله ! ) خروجی Canon 5D شارپ تر Mark II است!
همین طور خروجی Raw این دوربین شارپ تر از JPEG است ( نویز ریداکش خفن ناک! )
داستان فوکوس و اتوفوکوس و اینها هم که هیچی!
مثل اینکه این سایت هم در ایزو های پایین به 1 استاپ و در ایزو های بالا به 2 استاپ فرق نویز بین آلفا 900 و این دوربین عقیده دارد.
کلک مرغابی!
یک سوال؟The 5D Mark II scores are roughly the same as the Sony Alpha DSLR A900, although the crops below show the Canon's output to be cleaner and crisper. Punchier image processing is certainly playing a part here, but it's important to note Sony's higher resolution sensor isn't delivering any greater detail here with the lenses tested. It'll be interesting to see how Nikon's D3x compares
مگر احیانا سونی لنز 85 م م نداشته که یه سراغ 50 اف 1.4 سونی رفته اند؟
در هنگام تست آلفا 900 دقیقا داستان همین بود.همه لنز 85 داشتند آلفای مادرمرده 24-70!
این دوربین در حالت raw دیتیل بهتری را ثبت می کند تا jpeg
جالبه توی این تست به Lack Dot هم اشاره کرده!
و آرزو کرده که در فریم ور جدید برطرف بشه!The biggest issue facing the 5D Mark II is hopefully a temporary one: the infamous black dot issue reported by many early adopters. This affects images with very high contrast subjects, typically a saturated white area next to one that’s very dark. Typical examples include lights on city views at night, bright stars on astro-photos and seasonally enough, Christmas Tree lamps. The artefact appears as a very dark mark alongside the bright, saturated area, and you can see an example here from an image we took with the Mark II. The effect appears with or without Highlight Tone Priority, Auto Lighting Optimizer and Noise Reduction, and also exists on the RAW data. At the time of writing Canon has promised a response, and we can only hope it involves a firmware update and not a recall. If you take the kind of photos which could be affected and like to view them on-screen at 100%, then you’ll want to wait and see how the situation develops. If however the effect doesn’t bother you, or you rarely take images it would affect, then it may not be an issue. Certainly it did not appear in any of our standard indoor and outdoor test shots including those on our Gallery and Results pages.