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<blockquote data-quote="Eye-level" data-source="post: 152613" data-attributes="member: 6548">Re: Faymus Media Photo Challenge #6 &quot;Winners Battle Round #1&quot; 4 Part Contest!OK what about all this &quot;all pixels are not created equal&quot; stuff then that they talk about about when comparing DX to FX...from what I see folks saying in regard to DX versus FX it seems like everyone says &quot;Oh FX cameras are way superior to DX cameras the sensor is bigger and better.&quot;&nbsp; So how can it be that a 36 MP FX sensor is 90% of a MF digital sensor?&nbsp; Sounds fishy like marketing ploys to me.Corey have you ever shot with one of the Hassy's?&nbsp; (I do not believe anything I read and only half of what I see)&nbsp; Where do you get this 90% of the quality figure? 10X better lowlight really?&nbsp; I thought bigger sensor meant better lowlight performance?&nbsp; You read this on the net or in a magazine?Why do the most hotdog pro's in the world use the bigger than 24 X 36 digital formats?&nbsp; The photojournalist guys still use 35mm which is easy to see why but why do Vogue, Playboy, and GQ photographers use the big format?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eye-level, post: 152613, member: 6548"] [b]Re: Faymus Media Photo Challenge #6 "Winners Battle Round #1" 4 Part Contest![/b] OK what about all this "all pixels are not created equal" stuff then that they talk about about when comparing DX to FX...from what I see folks saying in regard to DX versus FX it seems like everyone says "Oh FX cameras are way superior to DX cameras the sensor is bigger and better." So how can it be that a 36 MP FX sensor is 90% of a MF digital sensor? Sounds fishy like marketing ploys to me. Corey have you ever shot with one of the Hassy's? (I do not believe anything I read and only half of what I see) Where do you get this 90% of the quality figure? 10X better lowlight really? I thought bigger sensor meant better lowlight performance? You read this on the net or in a magazine? Why do the most hotdog pro's in the world use the bigger than 24 X 36 digital formats? The photojournalist guys still use 35mm which is easy to see why but why do Vogue, Playboy, and GQ photographers use the big format? [/QUOTE]

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