QUOTE(gogo2 @ Jan 2 2009, 10:26 PM)
erm, same condition means at the same place/time/etc. Everything same.
Anyway, if 8MP, probably your lens and Nikon lens resolution is same.
But since Nikon 8MP and Panasonic 10MP, so:
Sharpness at 100% = lens resolution/CCD resolution
If lens resolution is equal, with increase CCD resolution, sharpness at 100%
will be bad for Panasonic.

Mr gogo2..wat do u meant by lens resolution??i never heard any term like "lens resolution"..Anyway, if 8MP, probably your lens and Nikon lens resolution is same.
But since Nikon 8MP and Panasonic 10MP, so:
Sharpness at 100% = lens resolution/CCD resolution
If lens resolution is equal, with increase CCD resolution, sharpness at 100%
will be bad for Panasonic.
don try to confuse ppl here..
da megapixel will only make differences when da photos is being enlarge or zoom..
tat's y some professional photographer need a higher mp camera in order to get higher printing resolution..
but if normal usage like us..10mp is more than enough..juz like PCHo say..da sharpness of da photo is mainly
due to lens,aperture,shutter speed,and handshaking will cause ur photo become blur as well...
tat's y we nid a tripod when shoot in slow shutter speed..higher shutter speed will contribute a sharper image..
anyway..i sold my lovely LX-3 today..and now i m "camera-less"...
Jan 2 2009, 11:50 PM

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