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fgozon A fantastic free online resource with measures and scores for digital cameras and lenses! Highly recommend it! @DxOMark dxomark.com 12:42 PM May 9th via web Retweeted by DxOMark
@kevinli0703 Yes I checked the measures, and I really don't see where you see such a difference between the Mk2 and Mk3. 3:02 AM Apr 27th via HootSuite in reply to kevinli0703
@todd_klassy So, we offer results for the different bodies, to enable any visitor to know how a lens will perform on his own camera. 7:00 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to Todd_Klassy
@todd_klassy The performance of a lens does depend on the specifications of the body it is mounted on (in particular its resolution). 6:58 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to Todd_Klassy
@todd_klassy Quick reminder, the DxOMark lens Score is an open scale. And, the lens scores depend on both the lens AND the camera. 6:11 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite
@todd_klassy Of course, there is some sort of variety, but not that much especially for the Canon L series :) 6:07 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to Todd_Klassy
@kevinli0703 For more details about the scores, here are some detailed explanations: ow.ly/awZzE Thanks for your interest. 6:04 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to kevinli0703
@kevinli0703 Be careful that most of the scales aren't linear. So, even if the distance looks similar, the figures can be quite different. 6:03 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to kevinli0703
@todd_klassy From experience, the variability isn't a real issue, except for some exception, like this one. Hence the test a new sample. 5:12 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to Todd_Klassy
@kevinli0703 I don't really see what measures your referring to: all 3 intermediate scores (CD, DR, ISO) are much lower for the Mk1. 5:09 AM Apr 26th via HootSuite in reply to kevinli0703
@inframe_photo Image Quality has always been one of the elements constitutive of a camera. We still think that it's one of the major ones :) 6:58 AM Apr 24th via HootSuite in reply to InFrame_Photo
@todd_klassy You're not the 1st to report this abt the 70-200 L. After double checks, looks like we tested a bad unit. It will be retested 6:29 AM Apr 24th via HootSuite in reply to Todd_Klassy
@inframe_photo We always do a fair amount of QA on our results. But knowing how sensitive the 5D3 would be, we double and triple checked 7:11 AM Apr 20th via HootSuite in reply to InFrame_Photo
This sounds like an interesting read. Seriously. RT @fcwestfall: @Cbrutel DXOMark are fucking morons!! Wait for my next blog update. 10:10 AM Apr 19th via HootSuite
It was a great pleasure to open our labs to @stshank from @CNET during the #5dm3 tests : ow.ly/anVRt 7:01 AM Apr 19th via HootSuite
The Canon 5D Mark III measures are finally available. So, without further ado, here are the results: ow.ly/anV2y 6:54 AM Apr 19th via HootSuite
@jacofotos As soon as we have them. Promised ;) 9:17 AM Apr 12th via HootSuite in reply to JacoFotos
@stevenbryson Can't confirm any precise date, but it should not be long to come anymore. 11:12 AM Apr 5th via HootSuite in reply to stevenbryson
Panasonic announces the successor to the DMC-GF3 : the Lumix DMC-GF5 - ow.ly/a62FB 5:40 AM Apr 5th via HootSuite
A Micro 4/3 super zoom to the test: the Panasonic Lumix G-Vario 14-140mm F4-5.8 Mega OIS - ow.ly/a3QAc 2:17 PM Apr 3rd via HootSuite