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Choosing the right equipment is a struggle – which is better, faster, etc. Every time I hunt for new toys, places like this one would come indispensible – how else am I to make a conscious choice? OK, so here is a bit of input from my side – hope this helps those in need :)

I was asked recently - why the hell do i waste time doing stuff like this? 2 answers - it helps me to fully understand what my hardware is capable of (and what I can expect), and a payback to the society (i downloaded hundreds of megs of testing material before i got my gear).

a bit more on the technicalities (i just hate tests without details - just lack the scientific and objective merit!).
all shots taken off a tripod with remote release
test chart iso 12233 (copyright protected; dish out 100 bucks or check the web)
initial exposure, white balance - whatever my eye saw on that day/time (less relevant for results of the test)

ps. yeah, yeah - got more stuff - will add (when i get the time)
ISO chart 12233 (test areas)
ISO chart 12233 (test areas)
Canon FD lenses sharpness (center of the frame)
Canon FD lenses sharpness (center of the frame)
Canon FD lenses sharpness (corner of the frame)
Canon FD lenses sharpness (corner of the frame)
Samsung NX 10 ISO test
Samsung NX 10 ISO test
Canon EOS 20D ISO test
Canon EOS 20D ISO test
tamron 1750 IMG_7254.JPG
tamron 1750 IMG_7254.JPG
canon 50 1_40 IMG_7253.JPG
canon 50 1_40 IMG_7253.JPG
canon fd55 SAM_4015.JPG
canon fd55 SAM_4015.JPG