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agitater Nikonian since 18th Jan 2007	Thu 08-Mar-12 01:32 AM
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#11. "RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'..."
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. . . and I've never seen anyone using a Leica for birding. Not the first choice of camera for that kind of subject matter. The typical Leica street shooter is usually unconcerned about moire.

Anyone who photographs birds and wants to capture the beautifully intricate details of the incredible variety of feathers should really lean toward the D800 IMO. It makes no sense at all to invite endless hours of moire filtering work in NX2 or Photoshop - work which may end up softening everything slightly. You're likely to end up with superb D800 bird photos when using a D800E. Feathers invite moire optical effects, so why bother with a camera which will aggravate the situation? IMO that is.

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To 'E' or not to 'E'... [View all] , makiru

, Wed 29-Feb-12 07:01 AM

Subject	Author	Message Date	ID
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	Kidkett	29th Feb 2012	1
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	Kidkett	29th Feb 2012	2
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	makiru	29th Feb 2012	3
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	Kidkett	29th Feb 2012	5
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	T Spaulding	29th Feb 2012	4
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	Kidkett	29th Feb 2012	6
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	makiru	29th Feb 2012	7
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	T Spaulding	29th Feb 2012	8
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	ericbowles	07th Mar 2012	9
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	TomCurious	07th Mar 2012	10
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	agitater	08th Mar 2012	11
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	ericbowles	08th Mar 2012	12
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	agitater	08th Mar 2012	13
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	KnightPhoto	08th Mar 2012	14
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	ericbowles	08th Mar 2012	16
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	KnightPhoto	09th Mar 2012	20
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	TomCurious	08th Mar 2012	17
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	ericbowles	08th Mar 2012	19
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	PaintedRays	08th Mar 2012	15
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	TomCurious	08th Mar 2012	18
RE: To 'E' or not to 'E'...	MotoMannequin	09th Mar 2012	21

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