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InsaneO Registered since 09th May 2012Thu 05-Jul-12 06:49 AM
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"The resolving power of D800e....."


Encino, US
          

First shot is reduced. It was converted from RAW with all sharpening set at Zero in converter. The others are 100% crops. The last one was sharpened a little. Was taken with Sigma 50-500mm OS 380mm at F9. Even at F9 DOF is razor thin. I don't think any camera is capable displaying resolution of the eye as this camera can.








  
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Hawk Eyes Silver Member Nikonian since 09th Jun 2012Thu 05-Jul-12 11:04 AM
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Nice, I know it is just a great camera. I feel very lucky I got my hands on a D800E. I have said this before. I will post some published shots and a cover for a magazine that I just got next week. I am Very happy with what I can Achieve with the D800E.

  
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Ferguson Silver Member Nikonian since 19th Aug 2004Thu 05-Jul-12 03:23 PM
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#2. "RE: The resolving power of D800e....."
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I think clearly you have a defective one, with poor focus. You should throw it away. Or, since I am a nice guy, I would give it a good home and let it keep my similarly defective D800 company.



Very nice. Maybe 1" depth of field there?


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InsaneO Registered since 09th May 2012Thu 05-Jul-12 04:19 PM
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Encino, US
          

For some reason I can't see what the distance was so I can't calculate DOF. But it looks like DOF was more like 1/4 of the inch.

  
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