Originally posted by lemonsoda Ok, the weather is still
but I made a quick and dirty comparison from my roof window.
All jpeg ooc, the name of the file provides all necessary information (d530060063 means: Nikon D5300, 600mm, f6.3)
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j5300 = Nikon 1 J5 with adaptor and Tamron 70-300 VC at 300mm/5.6
At first glance it looks as I have always suspected that even when the K3 has the greater pixel density with the 150-450 than a FF 36mp and the 150-600 it still shows how much enlarging taxes the image quality that a lens projects.
There is very little difference between the k3 450 and the D800 600 and would chalk up the difference to how each JPG engine processed the files. If we take away the pixel density of the K3 and use a K1 and the 150-450 the difference we see between the pentax and the tamron on 36mp one would think that the tamron could pull ahead.
Thank you for posting these ISF
It would be interesting to see how the new II of the tamron fairs
Edit After reviewing the images that use the same pixel density D5300/ 600mm to the K3/450 you can see that the 150-600 has pulled ahead
Last edited by Ian Stuart Forsyth; 10-09-2016 at 02:16 PM.