Barry_Green
Moderator
And this is exactly the reason I try to point this stuff out to folks. Whenever a new camera technology comes along that makes a camera less capable of shooting in all environments (whether rolling shutter, or long-GoP, or now highly-aliased sensors) someone's gonna get themselves in a situation where they're screwed. Unfortunately for yoclay, he was one.
So I don't really care how many people don't like me saying it, the truth of the matter is that these DSLR's aliasing is a potentially dangerous fault. If you need a camera you can rely on at all times, to always deliver the shot, the DSLR is not it. And the more people chant its glories and say "bah, who shoots res charts", the more folks like yoclay are gonna end up screwed sooner or later.
Learn what it does, learn how it behaves, and learn when it misbehaves. That's the only way you can keep yourself out of this type of situation.
So I don't really care how many people don't like me saying it, the truth of the matter is that these DSLR's aliasing is a potentially dangerous fault. If you need a camera you can rely on at all times, to always deliver the shot, the DSLR is not it. And the more people chant its glories and say "bah, who shoots res charts", the more folks like yoclay are gonna end up screwed sooner or later.
Learn what it does, learn how it behaves, and learn when it misbehaves. That's the only way you can keep yourself out of this type of situation.