I kind of worry about moire issue, cos I shoot mainly people............. with cloths on............., on white backgroundin the mean time, I suggest looking into the implications of moire, where moire would likely turn up, go around in your daily life and spot potential moire hotspots, and how not to capture moire in the first place... and do note that once captured, luminance moire is gonna be heck of a difficult thing to remove...
removing moire totally has to be done manually with photoshop, is a tedious process,
and if shooting hundreds and hundreds of images each week and many of them has such issue, I think I'll just go for D800. :sweat:
Cheesecake do let us know how often you encounter moire on your daily usage. thank you.think most people bought the D800E at the RRP. only limited pieces when I collected my camera on Wednesday evening.
tried my favourite AF28-105 f3.5-4.5D at aperture f9 and 10, yet to try at bigger apertures.
i'm surprised it still produces sharp fotos. guess this lens is a keeper, to me.
will try a few more lenses this Saturday.
i only have one motor-driven lens, the Sigma 12-24 mkII. all my other lenses are D lenses.
cheers and have a nice weekend ahead!
