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TedG954

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It's overcast and dismal here today, so..... I decided to do a little experiment.

I took two photos. Both with my D5100. One with my 16-35 f4 and one with the 18-55DX lens.

I used the two hanging pots as a reference and used the P setting for both. The resulting JPEG photos have not be post-processed and are exactly as they came out of the camera.

The 16-35FX....

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The 18-55DX....

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While the 16mm to 18mm is close enough not make much of a difference, The FOV and quality is quite different.
 
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TedG954

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This is a "corrected" version with post processing. Which lens was used for this photo? The $1400 FX, or the $100 DX?

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Well, you have a 50/50 chance of choosing correctly, but if you aren't 100% sure, then the expected results are correct.
 
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slowpoke

Senior Member
TedG954 said:
It's overcast and dismal here today, so..... I decided to do a little experiment.

I took two photos. Both with my D5100. One with my 16-35 f4 and one with the 18-55DX lens.

I used the two hanging pots as a reference and used the P setting for both. The resulting JPEG photos have not be post-processed and are exactly as they came out of the camera.

The 16-35FX....

View attachment 39742

The 18-55DX....

View attachment 39743

While the 16mm to 18mm is close enough not make much of a difference, The FOV and quality is quite different.
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Ted,The FX lens wins this one.The flowers in the baskets are more in focus and of course there's more in the picture using the FX lens.
 
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Phillydog1958

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DSC_1985.jpgNikon 16-35mm F4
 
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wud

Senior Member
I tried lens correction in PS, I dont really get it - do you use correction tools?

This is from today, on 12mm

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