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<blockquote data-quote="480sparky" data-source="post: 276356" data-attributes="member: 15805"><p>Agree 125%. Who cares what lens or camera you used? As long as you get the result you wanted, it doesn't matter whether you used a D40 or a D4s.</p><p></p><p>When I look at an image, I don't care what body or lens you used. Yeah, sure, it may be obvious in the shot, like a fisheye, a Cream Machine or a mirror lens was used. Yeah, I may be interested in the lighting, or how the shot was set up, or what PP steps used. But I don't pause to reflect, "Hmmmm. I wonder if that was a D90 or a D5100?....." or "Was it an 18-55, or an 18-105?"</p><p></p><p>Seriously.... what's the point of a thread for the D3000, a thread for the D5100, a thread for the D7000, a thread for the D600, a thread for the D800, ad infinitum ad nauseum?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="480sparky, post: 276356, member: 15805"] Agree 125%. Who cares what lens or camera you used? As long as you get the result you wanted, it doesn't matter whether you used a D40 or a D4s. When I look at an image, I don't care what body or lens you used. Yeah, sure, it may be obvious in the shot, like a fisheye, a Cream Machine or a mirror lens was used. Yeah, I may be interested in the lighting, or how the shot was set up, or what PP steps used. But I don't pause to reflect, "Hmmmm. I wonder if that was a D90 or a D5100?....." or "Was it an 18-55, or an 18-105?" Seriously.... what's the point of a thread for the D3000, a thread for the D5100, a thread for the D7000, a thread for the D600, a thread for the D800, ad infinitum ad nauseum? [/QUOTE]
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