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Dude, you're just making yourself look like an ass. You're just wrong. You're wrong on so many counts that I can't even begin to correct all of them.
You're wrong on what you think constitutes an aperture. You're wrong on what you think the specs of the current point and shoot market are. You're wrong on your ideas of image quality. You don't even know what wide open means, as opposed to stopped down - that's how little of a clue you have about the cameras you're arguing about.
Just another fool who is deluded enough to think he should argue a point. Another poster child for the saying, "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing."
But wide open aperture does not always give you better performance if ...
A) Your ISO is still very low, and ...
B) Your IQ sucks until you stop down
(especially at sub-35mm, such as 28mm, equivalents -- let alone lower where Point'n Shoots cannot go)
So do you still want to argue this?
Especially under my original context of capturing aerial objects?!
Your signature is apt.
I am patiently saving up for a DSLR and some professional grade lenses. In the meantime, I am taking pictures with a Sony DSC-H2. You know what I just spent 10 days taking pictures of in Costa Rica? Birds. In particular, hummingbirds. Please, go ahead and make me laugh and tell me that your "aerial objects" are harder to photograph than hummingbirds.
Specs are specs, they are not ridiculously overstated on point and shoots any more than on DSLRs. DSLRs are over-spec'd as well.
You have no idea what you're talking about. That's the last thing I have to say on the subject.
I regularly get "beat up" in forums on being "wrong" and it gets me a lot of work, ironically -- especially on Linux.
The H5 compared to the performance of even the "lowly" K100D is laughable in actual usage.
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