[Stoney]

Zitat von modena

Wobei das günstige 85mm F1.8 IMHO mit dem nicht ganz billigen Zeiss hier sehr gut mitgeht. Natürlich wird das Zeiss offen etwas besser sein. (vielleicht)

Wenn das Canon bei F9 sichtbar schlechter wäre als das Zeiss, wäre das auch ein echtes Armutszeugnis für diese Linse. Selbstverständlich ist die Auflösung beider Objektive hier beugungsbegrenzt.

[mic2908]

Scheint wohl offiziell zu sein,

http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/con...id=7-9319-9802

der Sensor der D3X kommt von Sony.

[miki]

Zitat von mic2908

Scheint wohl offiziell zu sein,

http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/con...id=7-9319-9802

der Sensor der D3X kommt von Sony.

War auch nie ein Geheimnis. Ist aber nicht der Sensor der A900!

"Nikon acknowledges Sony connection in D3X image sensor
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 | by Rob Galbraith
In response to questions we and others had posed to Nikon USA about the imager in the D3X - both its origin and what technical features might set it apart from the imager in the Sony DSLR-A900 - the company has crafted a response. In it, they acknowledge that Sony is the manufacturer of the D3X's 24.39 million image pixel CMOS sensor, but go on to say it's a "unique sensor design" that was "developed expressly for the D3X."

The full text of the response is below:

The Nikon D3X’s 24.5-megapixel FX-format (35.9 x 24.0mm) CMOS sensor was developed expressly for the D3X in accordance with Nikon’s stringent engineering requirements and performance standards, with final production executed by Sony. Featuring refined low-noise characteristics, 12 and 14 bit output, Live View capability and more, the D3X’s unique sensor design was carefully blueprinted to perform in perfect concert with proprietary Nikon technologies including EXPEED Image Processing and the Scene Recognition System. Meticulous efforts allowed the sensor to become one of the many essential components and technologies which contribute to the D3X’s superior image fidelity."