I think Bj�rn's "experiment" should be read with considerable caution. It is inadvertently staged to be in favour of Nikon. In the vignetting example, they chose a WA-zoom from Canon which certainly isn't top notch. It was selected simply because it was the only WA zoom his Canon friend owns. Bj�rn, OTOH, has access to just about every Nikon lens he fancies.

Also, since they're using jpeg files, they're inadvertenly testing the quality of in-camera processing. It's especially evident in the last image example, where both cameras shot with the same lens. Contrast and perceived sharpness is lower with the Canon, but I would say the highlights are considerably less attractive in the Nikon. It may be more a result of different jpeg compression algorithms than anything else, if I have got this right.

Jostein

----- Original Message ----- From: "Sylwester Pietrzyk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

In direct comparison these two cameras perform
very close - each has its strong and weak points. Here is small comparison
of these both cameras:
http://www.naturfotograf.com/D2X_rev06.html#top_page


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