No to zwracam honor. Tak mi sie wydawalo.
Wracajac do tego linku, jest tam wiele ciekawych opinii autora tego testu.
O silnym antyaliasowym filtrze np:
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I think it is generally accepted that the higher resolution a sensor is, the more likely it is to show moire in high-frequency detail. My only theory is their group of beta testers did complain about moire and Canon had to do something to fix it. The 1Ds2 and now the 3 made huge strides into the fashion catalog industry where I suspect Canon placed more than a few of their beta cameras... As we know, fabric rules the day in fashion (and weddings and any other event with people in it), and fabric is also a common generator of moire in digital sensors since its weave pattern often falls into the high-frequency detail category...
So in a nutshell, if you want the 1Ds3 for your landscape work, you're gonna have to learn to sharpen both heavily and well to make the most of its files.
O slabej ostrosci zdjec z 1Ds MkIII
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the 1Ds3 needs a *LOT* more sharpening applied to get to a sharp-looking file than the other cameras, whatever the reason.