04-19-2012, 06:31 PM
[quote name='ryans' timestamp='1334848503' post='17608']
Yes, I came in from a search engine at first, but have really grown to enjoy your site and the great job you do in testing lenses.
I now understand that the LW/PH is based on the camera/sensor used behind the lens, thanks for clearing that up.
It would be interesting if you could use the same lens on different cameras, and compare the MTF of the cameras themselves. Like using a Nikon lens with an adapter on a Canon body and compare maybe the D5100 to the 600D? I don't know if that would produce any sort of useful information.
Anyways, keep up the good work and thanks for the quick response!
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Well, there are multiple third party lenses that have been tested on various DSLRs.
Yes, I came in from a search engine at first, but have really grown to enjoy your site and the great job you do in testing lenses.
I now understand that the LW/PH is based on the camera/sensor used behind the lens, thanks for clearing that up.
It would be interesting if you could use the same lens on different cameras, and compare the MTF of the cameras themselves. Like using a Nikon lens with an adapter on a Canon body and compare maybe the D5100 to the 600D? I don't know if that would produce any sort of useful information.
Anyways, keep up the good work and thanks for the quick response!
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Well, there are multiple third party lenses that have been tested on various DSLRs.