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D3100
Should I have kept my D40?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rick M" data-source="post: 30403" data-attributes="member: 4399"><p>I've found with my D3100 that I needed to be more aware of the multi-point focusing, especially with anything close-up. I had been getting too close until I figured it out. I've also found that RAW images need post processing to obtain the sharpest image. My P&S appeared sharper as others had reported, but I was comparing raw to the P&S which does the PP for you. After getting used to all of this, and PP, my shots are very sharp now, more so than my P&S.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rick M, post: 30403, member: 4399"] I've found with my D3100 that I needed to be more aware of the multi-point focusing, especially with anything close-up. I had been getting too close until I figured it out. I've also found that RAW images need post processing to obtain the sharpest image. My P&S appeared sharper as others had reported, but I was comparing raw to the P&S which does the PP for you. After getting used to all of this, and PP, my shots are very sharp now, more so than my P&S. [/QUOTE]
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