Some digital cameras currently on the market don't have a traditional optical low pass filter (OLPF), or anti-aliasing feature, in front of the sensor. Manufacturers claim this makes images sharper though it comes with an increase in moiré patterns. Does this significantly affect image quality? New Zealand-based wedding photographer Richard Wong wanted to find out. In the video, above, he displays side-by-side comparisons of images taken with similar full-frame mirrorless cameras. One has an an...
Some digital cameras currently on the market don't have a traditional optical low pass filter (OLPF), or anti-aliasing feature, in front of the sensor. Manufacturers claim this makes images sharper though it comes with an increase in moiré patterns. Does this significantly affect image quality? New Zealand-based wedding photographer Richard Wong wanted to find out. In the video, above, he displays side-by-side comparisons of images taken with similar full-frame mirrorless cameras. One has an an...
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