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Hehehe, no my test cases are very theoretic fortunately :)

I fully agree that if the software lowers the image quality like that on a single rotation, something is strang and more should be...

As mentioned before, there will always be degradation for any rotation apart from 90degrees. The quality difference will just depend on the actual algorithm used.

To compare output from different...

I think I have to disagree with some of you guys, and say that I really prefer #1, that pic is great, dunno why, it just strikes me as a different class to the others. That one feels more relaxed and...

Stang849, nice pic and nice cat. It looks a lot like Tiggy :)

TheWengler, beautiful pics of the Duchess, I really like the first one where she is looking through the branches.

Here comes two...

As has been stated before, the problem is the software used. There are numerous ways of resize images, and the software you used had a bad way of resizing. Some programs let you choose from Nearest...

As the moon in your picture is blown out, you are using way too long exposure time. The light from the moon is reflected sunlight, so its actually quite bright.

So just reduce the exposure time,...

JLV, you were only talking about cropping, whereas the discussion was about cropping and resizing. As griptape explained, the difference between using digital zoom, and cropping + resizing on the...

I obviously was completely wrong, as I thought the perspective of a lens is the same no matter if you use FF or cropped sensor,and that it only was the FOV that changed.

I think part of the problem might be that the monitors have a different colorspace they can produce.
I know at least that my computer screen on my laptop is really crappy when it comes to greens...

I usually lurk here on the forums, but I just had to pop in and say that this is the most hilarious thread that I have seen! I just got to ask if you aren't just kidding with us Razr, cause the...

It seems like photoshop is using nearest neighbour interpolation when rescaling the image to fit the screen (fastest but ugliest method), but the simple way of checking if its the camera or the or...

Thanks toriaj!
I have to admit that there was not much skill used to get those images, as the ducks were quite friendly I could get reasonably close, and as it was a nice day the exposure time...

Some really amazing pictures in this thread, I relly liked the spoonbill in post 1275, and tygers osprey photos, amazing!

Here comes two Mallards from the local duck pond, maybe not the most...

Geoff, I really like the flower with the green background, my clear favourite of the three. Interesting with the ants in it, always nice with some unexpected detail!

Here is a picture of a some...

Thats a really nice photo, Geoff!

hehe, nice tounge showing there :)

Here comes two pictures of Tiggy, the first one is taken by my girlfriend with a Sony cybershot DSC-P32, showing Tiggy's appreciation for the spring sunshine.
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