尼康好兄弟 尼康Z8 vs 哈蘇X2D 45p 銳度對比

嗨,各位,這是我做的最後三個影片中的一系列 來比較Nikon Z8和Hasselblad X2D的銳利度 在這段影片中,我會看45mm的Hasselblad 中規格鏡頭 相等於我們35mm的全景鏡頭 在我們做比較之前,我想給你們看一些樣板圖 讓你們瞭解這個鏡頭可以拍出什麼樣的畫面 這裡有幾張樣板圖 我把這張照片放在奧瓦赫的Poly Lookout上 它位於Koalau山區 它分別在較乾涼的左邊和較冷的右邊 我站在這個Lookout上 右邊是Hasselblad圖 左邊是Nikon Z8圖 焦點位置在這裡 我其實不知道這座山的名字 但是我們在看奧瓦赫島的城市 我們來放大看看 我們在F8拍攝 我再次抱歉,在我之前的影片中 Lightroom取消了Padlock功能 所以我無法自動開啟和放大 我再次抱歉,在我之前的影片中 Lightroom取消了Padlock功能 所以我無法自動開啟和放大 Lightroom取消了Padlock功能 所以我無法自動開啟和放大 我再次抱歉,在我之前的影片中 我們再次抱歉,在我之前的影片中 我再次抱歉,在我之前的影片中 But both cameras are really producing a nice amount of detail I might just be starting to see a little bit of pixelation on the Nikon But it's really both of these images are holding up very well And as a further data point, we'll just zoom into 300% Really an amazing amount of detail here on both cameras You could print both of these images out very, very large Chinaman's hat I do see some pixelation here on the Nikon But we are at 300% and it's not really a fair comparison We're looking at 45 megapixel full frame to 100 megapixel medium format Let's see if we can do one more data point here I'm going to zoom back out to 100% Really a lot of detail here I can see on both images all of the detail on these solar panels here on this building All right, let's check out another image In this pair, we have the Hasselblad on the left and the Nikon is on the right And the area of critical focus in this image was right here on this sign Zoom in here, we're at 100% Hasselblad on the left, Nikon on the right Both looking very, very sharp I would be happy with both of these images Very, very sharp I might almost say that the Nikon is looking a little bit sharper here But I suspect what I'm seeing are little bits of texture that are inherent to the wood And so I think that really both images are looking very sharp here Let's zoom in to 200% Just look at the rock here Crazy amount of detail This area back here is probably just starting to get out of focus Because we are standing relatively close to the sign All right, let's take a look at another couple of images So here we're in the town of Honolulu We are up on top of the lookout on the Punchbowl Crater The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific And the area of critical focus was right here on this tree So I'm going to zoom in Let's go make sure we're at 100% first A lot of detail Both cameras are looking really, really nice The colors that I'm seeing are very pleasing They look very natural, realistic to what I was seeing Just check out this area here And I would obviously say I am seeing some more detail on the Hasselblad on the left And I'm going to zoom in a little bit more Than on the Nikon, but it's so close Let's bump it up to 200% Just a little bit of pixelation on the Nikon But it's holding up so well Colors that I'm seeing look really, really nice Take a look at a couple of other images So now we're looking east towards Diamond Head Which is this volcano right here And the focus area was right on this peak Just as an aside Several of the volcanoes here on Oahu and I think the other Hawaiian islands They have this tilt to them And that, from my understanding, is because There are trade winds that come from the northeast all the time And they blow to the southwest And as the ash is being spurted up into the air More of it tends to settle downwind from the trade winds And so you end up having a situation where the volcanoes Particularly the more recent ones on Oahu Such as the crater that I'm standing on, Punchbowl Crater And Diamond Head have this tilted appearance So let's zoom in here Really, really nice detail High, high resolution I wish Lightroom had kept their padlock function It would be nice to just bring this picture up and have them side by side Both pictures are looking really good The cameras are generating an incredible amount of detail Let's zoom in to 300% So much detail on these I would say that Nikon is holding up so well Compared to the medium format I'm going to zoom back out to 100% We have these highway signs here Out of curiosity, I'm going to zoom into these And see what we can see, if anything It may be too far away for both cameras I can just make out the word freeway here Even on the Hasselblad, the letters are pixelated On the Nikon, I'm not really able to make those out I know from experience what these signs say But the letters aren't really legible But this is at least a half mile to a mile away from where I'm standing Let's take a peek at one last set of images And on this image, the critical focus was on this tree Right here We're looking out towards This area here is downtown Honolulu Over to the left here is Waikiki Where we were just looking This is downtown Honolulu There's some businesses there There's a nice Chinatown Some nice restaurants down in that area Over here would be the airport And way off to the right would be the Waianae Mountains Which make up the other half of the island Let's zoom into this tree We'll take a peek here Let's go to 100% Really, really nice detail The colors on both of these cameras are really very true to life Very natural A lot of detail here Let's bump it up to 200% Really, really nice detail I'm looking for hints of chromatic aberration I'm not really seeing anything in this area I see a lot of detail on this leaf here Some of this vertical vein structure And I'm seeing it on the Nikon as well We're at 200% Go up to 300% Both of these are so sharp Even at the Nikon at 300% It's really holding up so well I'm shocked to be honest Try to pick another area of the tree This leaf and this leaf are the same The Nikon Holy Trinity And this is the 24-70mm of the Holy Trinity Really, really sharp lens One of the sharpest full-frame lenses that I've ever used It's almost unmatched Seen in terms of lenses that I've held in my hands Check out some of the colors here We'll bump it back to 100% Both the colors look very nice on this bush I think this is a bougainvillea Really, really nice colors A lot of detail here in the buildings We're back to 100% I can see so much detail in these buildings You would have no problem printing either of these images out Large And I would say 24x36 or larger This crane here So much detail Just go to 200% to see Really amazing So that's it guys I hope you guys learned something Or at least enjoyed this little comparison I did It's not really scientific It's medium format versus full frame Prime versus zoom lens I did put the Nikon to somewhat of a disadvantage in this And it's really remarkable how well the Nikon has done In the series of images that I've compared them to the medium format camera The 45-megapixel sensor and the lens on the Nikon are so good I think that they hold up extremely well to this medium format sensor If you guys want to see more videos like this Shoot me a like and a subscribe I plan on doing one more video in the next week That compares a photo shoot that I did at a fashion show And I took a single camera I had the Nikon C6 II with the 85 1.4G Which is the SLR version of the 85 And I shot over 2500 pictures on a single battery charge with the Nikon It still showed that there were 4 bars left when I was done I'm going to be putting that video in the next week or so So keep an eye out for that And I hope you all have a great day