02-18-2012, 01:54 PM
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Nikon USA website now has a 'D800/D800E Technical Guide' to view/download
It is designed to show people how to get the most out of the 36MP sensor. Most of it is pretty obvious to an experienced photographer.
VERY interestingly Nikon list 'lenses to use for enhanced sharpness'
Well, usual suspects, including the exotics. 16 FX lenses in all, all AFS
Clearly it cannot be exhaustive, there are lots of pre-AFS lenses which would do the job, they are just not current. Interesting, nonetheless
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Yes, I have read it. It appears that lens choices for D800/800E are not that difficult, both the 16-35mm f4 and 24-120mm f4 are contained in the list.
I also noticed that the effect of diffraction starts to be noticible from f11 for the 14-24mm f2.8 lens.
Frank
Nikon USA website now has a 'D800/D800E Technical Guide' to view/download
It is designed to show people how to get the most out of the 36MP sensor. Most of it is pretty obvious to an experienced photographer.
VERY interestingly Nikon list 'lenses to use for enhanced sharpness'
Well, usual suspects, including the exotics. 16 FX lenses in all, all AFS
Clearly it cannot be exhaustive, there are lots of pre-AFS lenses which would do the job, they are just not current. Interesting, nonetheless
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Yes, I have read it. It appears that lens choices for D800/800E are not that difficult, both the 16-35mm f4 and 24-120mm f4 are contained in the list.
I also noticed that the effect of diffraction starts to be noticible from f11 for the 14-24mm f2.8 lens.
Frank