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<blockquote data-quote="puchekit" data-source="post: 287866" data-attributes="member: 22445">I am interested in taking a photo of a 14&quot; by 17&quot; panel.&nbsp; The fine details of the panel are crutial for the purpose of my experiment, and so far I have tested at 5200 against a 610.&nbsp; After evaluating my images, the results showed that the D5200 performed better than the D610!This was not the expectation at all.&nbsp; The hope was that the D5200 would perform comparably to the D610, but the images ended up being significantly better.&nbsp; Is this possible?&nbsp; I have run through my method for determining image quality over and over looking for a mistake I may have made in the calculations, but I can't see that I've gone wrong anywhere.The lens that was used for the 5200 was a 30mm f/1.4 and for the D610, a 50mm f/1.4.&nbsp; Both cameras were shot at a distance of 72 cm away from the 14&quot; by 17&quot; panel.Any thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="puchekit, post: 287866, member: 22445"] I am interested in taking a photo of a 14" by 17" panel. The fine details of the panel are crutial for the purpose of my experiment, and so far I have tested at 5200 against a 610. After evaluating my images, the results showed that the D5200 performed better than the D610! This was not the expectation at all. The hope was that the D5200 would perform comparably to the D610, but the images ended up being significantly better. Is this possible? I have run through my method for determining image quality over and over looking for a mistake I may have made in the calculations, but I can't see that I've gone wrong anywhere. The lens that was used for the 5200 was a 30mm f/1.4 and for the D610, a 50mm f/1.4. Both cameras were shot at a distance of 72 cm away from the 14" by 17" panel. Any thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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