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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 400036" data-attributes="member: 31330">To buy I find the DxO information on the cameras and sensors less interesting since it can be expected a new model cam will perform about the same if not better than a previous model. It could be useful info when price is the only important part when buying or if one still has to pick sides and decide which brand they'll invest in.But for lenses I find it phenomenally important. I also think it's not a good thing there is all this emphasis on that one big number; the overall score. I did find it misleading in the beginning. I have lenses I shoot wide open all the time or others I rarely open wide. Or zoom lengths I hardly ever use. I find it more rewarding when I can buy with that use in mind and check how they perform there where I need them to perform. It's only then I can decide which lens is the better choice; technically and financially.</blockquote>