DxO marks for Nikon D3X are available

[Panopeeper]

All the rest, is stuff that I can leave to who likes to be concerned with such matters

Well, this is a sensible approach. Let's stick to this.

[ziocan]

Well, this is a sensible approach. Let's stick to this.

I like a more practical explanation like this one.
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp...essage=30718477

[jani]

I like a more practical explanation like this one.
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp...essage=30718477

...and this is useful in what way? It's completely lacking in information regarding camera settings and exposure. It doesn't help me choose between these excellent cameras in any way, whatsoever.

I wouldn't call that explanation "practical", as it has no practical application.

[ziocan]

...and this is useful in what way? It's completely lacking in information regarding camera settings and exposure. It doesn't help me choose between these excellent cameras in any way, whatsoever.

I wouldn't call that explanation "practical", as it has no practical application.

It was written at the begin of the post:
"Same settings for all shots, Iso 100, 24mm, f8 and 1 second exposure." And there are other useful data along the post. Sometime it is just as simple as "reading".
BTW that is a photo. I can't think anything of more practical application for a camera than taking a photo.

I'm afraid I can't help you more than that....