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#1 Rick
Fuzzy details with a D80? BwaaaaHaaaa! Yeah,maybe if you use a second rate lens. Not if you use anything with the ability to do the D80 justice. I also noticed this in the review.:
At 400 ISO there is a hint of colour speckling in the mid-tone areas that I wouldn't have expected to see.
I wouldn't expect to see it either...and don't. But then again,I have one of those old timey,10 megapixel D80's. Maybe the fuzzy details are covering it up.......
9:49 pm - Thursday, June 12, 2008