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Nikon's New 300mm f/4 Looks Impressive
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<blockquote data-quote="Bengt Nyman" data-source="post: 476350" data-attributes="member: 13692"><p>Tony is right:</p><p>For everyday photography where you can get close enough to your subject: USE 1 SERIES LENSES ON 1 SERIES BODIES, DX LENSES ON DX BODIES, FX LENSES ON FX BODIES, ETC.</p><p>For wildlife where you can not get close enough to your subjects AND YOUR CAMERA DOES NOT OFFER A LENS WITH SUFFICIENT REACH, you can put a larger format lens on a smaller format camera to take advantage of the crop factor. Just remember that the smaller format sensors do produce a lower IQ image. That's why DxO insists on testing lenses on cameras for an accurate assessment of the overall IQ expressed in P-MP or perceptual mega pixels.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bengt Nyman, post: 476350, member: 13692"] Tony is right: For everyday photography where you can get close enough to your subject: USE 1 SERIES LENSES ON 1 SERIES BODIES, DX LENSES ON DX BODIES, FX LENSES ON FX BODIES, ETC. For wildlife where you can not get close enough to your subjects AND YOUR CAMERA DOES NOT OFFER A LENS WITH SUFFICIENT REACH, you can put a larger format lens on a smaller format camera to take advantage of the crop factor. Just remember that the smaller format sensors do produce a lower IQ image. That's why DxO insists on testing lenses on cameras for an accurate assessment of the overall IQ expressed in P-MP or perceptual mega pixels. [/QUOTE]
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