Originally posted by Winder I check out DxO just like most of the people here, but I really don't but a whole lot importance on what they report.
I hear a lot of people scoff at DxO sensor scores, but I've come to respect them since they match what I've seen with my own eyes.
I've progressed from early DSLR's starting with the Olympus e-410 and then e-520, and then Canon t2i, Pentax K-x, and finally Pentax K-30. I also owned an Olympus PEN E-P1 m43 mirrorless along the way. And my compacts have included the Olympus XZ-1, Sony RX-100-II, Sony RX-1, and now the Panasonic LX100. And I have always found that DxO scores track very closely with the relative real-world image quality from each of my cameras.