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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 796413" data-attributes="member: 10038">the primary issue with posting anything to the web, that the reduction of image size is the great camera equalizer. In reality, a D70 picture can post just as nice as a D800 for the image size required for the computer graphics. 

When you calculate the pixel reduction ratio from the D800 to the web image, almost mind numbing how much data is just thrown away. 

So, lots of the real world Print differences just even out. 

So,, the web posts are more a true test of composition, exposure/dof control, and post editing skills. which for critique sites a very good thing, since you are not really knocking anyone for owning say a D70 versus the latest generation SLR, and great for flikr, facebook etc, but not great for showing the true value of the best FX SLR in the world (ok,, that is my opinion).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 796413, member: 10038"] [LEFT][COLOR=#000000]the primary issue with posting anything to the web, that the reduction of image size is the great camera equalizer. In reality, a D70 picture can post just as nice as a D800 for the image size required for the computer graphics. When you calculate the pixel reduction ratio from the D800 to the web image, almost mind numbing how much data is just thrown away. So, lots of the real world Print differences just even out. So,, the web posts are more a true test of composition, exposure/dof control, and post editing skills. which for critique sites a very good thing, since you are not really knocking anyone for owning say a D70 versus the latest generation SLR, and great for flikr, facebook etc, but not great for showing the true value of the best FX SLR in the world (ok,, that is my opinion).[/COLOR][/LEFT] [/QUOTE]

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