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Musing over faulty D3300 firmware update issue
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<blockquote data-quote="Photomann" data-source="post: 848896" data-attributes="member: 64032"><p>Anyway, I have been thinking about this dilemma and how most users never seem to notice a degradation in quality from the updates. I have come up with several plausible reasons.</p><p></p><p>First, the user only uses the kit lenses with this model, and second, only shoots jpegs which may not be effected by the updates (I didn't test it in jpeg mode with the affected firmware). And finally, most are probably not sensitive to these defects in areas of fine detail. Note that it also affects the images overall level of acuity, which is less obvious with the kit lenses.</p><p></p><p>When I first saw the images using the affected firmware, I though that the defects may be caused by too much compression of the raw files. From what I observed, this may be the case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Photomann, post: 848896, member: 64032"] Anyway, I have been thinking about this dilemma and how most users never seem to notice a degradation in quality from the updates. I have come up with several plausible reasons. First, the user only uses the kit lenses with this model, and second, only shoots jpegs which may not be effected by the updates (I didn't test it in jpeg mode with the affected firmware). And finally, most are probably not sensitive to these defects in areas of fine detail. Note that it also affects the images overall level of acuity, which is less obvious with the kit lenses. When I first saw the images using the affected firmware, I though that the defects may be caused by too much compression of the raw files. From what I observed, this may be the case. [/QUOTE]
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