MTFs of Nikon and Canon lenses. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I've found links to online MTF curves of both Nikon and Canon lenses (on Japanese web pages, but of course graphs are graphs, and the lenses are identified in English). Links...

to the lens and the body is essentially an attachment. Go with Canon which has at least ten IS lenses and is way ahead of everyone else on the technology. You can get Canon IS lenses everything from consumer priced versions to extremely high priced profess...

Based on the small sample of Canon and Nikon cameras and lenses I've used over the years, I like Nikon stuff better; I think they think things through a little more. Canon, otoh, seems to be a bit more innovative. But the Nikon stuff costs more. If the...

an aperture ring at the back of the lens, it very much depends on the lens. Some lenses can be mounted others can't. For shift lenses, Nikon changed the design of the lenses a little bit to make it possible to mount them. >> The only Nikon body that can...

going right through the lens, it's glass. If you don't see >a beam going through the lens, it's fluorite. Hey toll, you must not own any "L" lenses. They do use it and it's in the definitive work on Canon lenses, _The Eyes of EOS_. In fact the...

many hundreds of photos produced by both Nikon and Canon>lenses. While both were top notch, I did notice that most of the >photographs produced by Nikon were more muted and pastel in color while >those produced with Canon lenses appears to be more vivid...

designed to be truly telecentric, including projection lenses, microscope objectives, broadcast zoom lenses, certain types of eyepieces and magnifiers, and stepper lenses. As far as I know, none of the photographic lenses manufactured by Nikon, Canon,...

told that the Canon lenses were, for them, at least 50% of the Nikon equivalent. It was a quite brilliant strategy. Look at the results now. All the gearheads and amateurs want Canon lenses because the pros use them, and the pros use them because they...

a Nikon D70s and am | already considering to upgrade. The new Sigma seems to be a worthy | alternative. When will it come to market? Can I use Nikon lenses to it? | Aaron | Yes, you can use your Nikon lenses and any others you may have sitting around,...