09-14-2010, 06:42 PM
[quote name='Yakim' timestamp='1283867859' post='2575']
We shot hundreds of frames with two samples of the A55 and the A33 in 'real world' environments, and after examining them all pragmatically as well as critically, we're confident that Sony has controlled this issue very well.
Good to hear.
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luminous-landscape.com seals it with the following comments:
"There has been chatter on the forums about ghosting being seen on some images taken with the A55. This apparently caused by the use of a pellicle mirror.
I've seen the online examples, but have not seen any evidence of ghosting in any of the hundreds of frames that I have shot myself, including ones where I deliberately tried to make it happen. To the extent that there is such an issue, I regard it as quite minor and of the pixel peeping variety, and unlikely to be of issue to most photographers who aren't micro-examining their images at 200% on-screen."
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/review...ther.shtml
He (Michael Reichmann) also discusses all of the other (non)issues, with very different opinion than Brightcolours. Could it be the hands-on experience with the camera that made the difference?
We shot hundreds of frames with two samples of the A55 and the A33 in 'real world' environments, and after examining them all pragmatically as well as critically, we're confident that Sony has controlled this issue very well.
Good to hear.
[/quote]
luminous-landscape.com seals it with the following comments:
"There has been chatter on the forums about ghosting being seen on some images taken with the A55. This apparently caused by the use of a pellicle mirror.
I've seen the online examples, but have not seen any evidence of ghosting in any of the hundreds of frames that I have shot myself, including ones where I deliberately tried to make it happen. To the extent that there is such an issue, I regard it as quite minor and of the pixel peeping variety, and unlikely to be of issue to most photographers who aren't micro-examining their images at 200% on-screen."
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/review...ther.shtml
He (Michael Reichmann) also discusses all of the other (non)issues, with very different opinion than Brightcolours. Could it be the hands-on experience with the camera that made the difference?