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<blockquote data-quote="Rick M" data-source="post: 52129" data-attributes="member: 4399"><p>Lately a topic of discussion on several threads has been if we could tell the difference between high quality dx shots verses fx. Some of our members are fortunate enough to have both great Dx and Fx cameras (Sam, Glenn, James and Marcel come to mind, I know there are more). I thought it would be nice if those folks posted some of their high quality work from both formats without posting the exif data. We could all get a chance to determine (guess perhaps) what is the format used. The photo contributors would have the same opportunity with the other contributors. This might be a fun exercise, and help put that discussion (sometimes arguement) to rest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rick M, post: 52129, member: 4399"] Lately a topic of discussion on several threads has been if we could tell the difference between high quality dx shots verses fx. Some of our members are fortunate enough to have both great Dx and Fx cameras (Sam, Glenn, James and Marcel come to mind, I know there are more). I thought it would be nice if those folks posted some of their high quality work from both formats without posting the exif data. We could all get a chance to determine (guess perhaps) what is the format used. The photo contributors would have the same opportunity with the other contributors. This might be a fun exercise, and help put that discussion (sometimes arguement) to rest. [/QUOTE]
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