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<blockquote data-quote="Eye-level" data-source="post: 113078" data-attributes="member: 6548">At the risk of sounding completely stupid I'm going to say your onto something in post #9 Rick.&nbsp; Surely there are performance differences.&nbsp; Something I have been thinking about lately is how different sensors seem to have different &quot;looks&quot; to them.&nbsp; To me the D5000/D90 sensor is a good example I think.&nbsp; That sensor has deep rich colors and I may get pilloried for this but I think color wise the old sensor outperforms the newer sensors.&nbsp; Maybe not in sharpness and definition but to me the colors are just better.&nbsp; The D800 sensor is another that seems to have a signature &quot;look&quot;.&nbsp; A Leica S2 sensor has a totally different look than a FX or DX sensor.Seems sensors are sort of becoming like types of film in the old days.&nbsp; With this film you could get that that effect etc. ~ this sensor will give you this sort of look.I don't know I'm probably just crazy.&nbsp; lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eye-level, post: 113078, member: 6548"] At the risk of sounding completely stupid I'm going to say your onto something in post #9 Rick. Surely there are performance differences. Something I have been thinking about lately is how different sensors seem to have different "looks" to them. To me the D5000/D90 sensor is a good example I think. That sensor has deep rich colors and I may get pilloried for this but I think color wise the old sensor outperforms the newer sensors. Maybe not in sharpness and definition but to me the colors are just better. The D800 sensor is another that seems to have a signature "look". A Leica S2 sensor has a totally different look than a FX or DX sensor. Seems sensors are sort of becoming like types of film in the old days. With this film you could get that that effect etc. ~ this sensor will give you this sort of look. I don't know I'm probably just crazy. lol [/QUOTE]

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