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Old 16th April 2004   #1
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Default DSLR sensor more important than the lens?

To DLSR users, I am still wondering this question: is the DSLR sensor important because of its capability in capturing sharp images and colour saturation? Then the lens is not that important anymore? Or now that the DSLR users have to consider both the lens and the camera sensors?

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Old 16th April 2004   #2
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Old 16th April 2004   #3
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both of them. remember the primary function of the lens - to focus the image to be shot. the sensor is how the camera converts light to your image.
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Old 17th April 2004   #4
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The sensor is just part of the chain in the digital workflow. Lenses, processing algorithm, metering and everything else matters to different extent, but they still play a part in affecting the outcome. If the sensor used is the only consideration for choosing a digital camera, I guess we'll all be using Sigma digital cameras with the Fovean sensor...
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