Thanks for posting the link. The Leica user group reviews were pretty
negative. These tests seem to be more consistant with most of what
I've seen published and my own experience (Zuiko 14-54 in particular).
They don't say how much influence the camera body has or which body
they used. A "blur unit" would surely depend heavily on the camera
body.
It's too bad DxO doesn't support Olympus cameras and lenses. It is
encouraging how quickly both Really Right Stuff and Kirk are providing
L-plates for the E-3.
-jeff
On 11/27/07, usher99@xxxxxxx <usher99@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> The DxO based review site recently tested several Oly DZ lenses.? These test
> the optics +sensor system.? Some of the other review sites use their analyzer
> system now as well though they have a fancier way to display the results with
> a response surface.? They did rightfully get a black eye with improper
> focusing a year or so ago though? have corrected that.
>
> Mike
>
>
> http://www.slrgear.com/reviews/index.php
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