06-30-2011, 07:11 PM
[quote name='Klaus' timestamp='1309459782' post='9649']
Yes, of course. These are all valid sample shots to illustrate the limitations of MFT - no doubts. However, even APS-C DSLRs are the wrong choice for this. When APS-C DSLRs are already off limits why should MFT be more suitable anyway or even try to.
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No, it (MFT) can´t. That´s why I´m not overexcited and maybe now also an unexperienced buyer will notice there is certain difference between say 24mm/f2.0 ekv.lens on MTF and FX (despite marketing claims and various posts about about the "paper-thin" DOF on MTF etc.).
Otherwise yes again, Ep3 + 24/f2.0 + 45/f1.8 is the step in the right direction and I even dare to say this will save the whole MTF concept from gradual extinction.
Just can you say why no other manufacturer is interested in producing mirorless, modern full frame body (Fuji X100-like) with interchangeable optics and say 4 nice fast primes like 24/f1.4, 50/f1.4, 85/f1.4 and 135/f2.0? Why? The thing is I get a feeling I´m certainly not the only one longing for such a system.
Yes, of course. These are all valid sample shots to illustrate the limitations of MFT - no doubts. However, even APS-C DSLRs are the wrong choice for this. When APS-C DSLRs are already off limits why should MFT be more suitable anyway or even try to.
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No, it (MFT) can´t. That´s why I´m not overexcited and maybe now also an unexperienced buyer will notice there is certain difference between say 24mm/f2.0 ekv.lens on MTF and FX (despite marketing claims and various posts about about the "paper-thin" DOF on MTF etc.).
Otherwise yes again, Ep3 + 24/f2.0 + 45/f1.8 is the step in the right direction and I even dare to say this will save the whole MTF concept from gradual extinction.
Just can you say why no other manufacturer is interested in producing mirorless, modern full frame body (Fuji X100-like) with interchangeable optics and say 4 nice fast primes like 24/f1.4, 50/f1.4, 85/f1.4 and 135/f2.0? Why? The thing is I get a feeling I´m certainly not the only one longing for such a system.