I don't see the point having two lenses in the same range like that. If your camera body is fairly recent, speed shouldn't be an issue. Just up the ISO a tad.
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Originally Posted by Rem1x
Scientific evidence leans more towards the other side of things, there is no actually proof that states that every single high quality lossy file is exactly the same to every healthy...
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Originally Posted by logicPwn
I thought the main difference was in the cutoffs of frequencies, for compressed
Above 192, there are no frequencies cut off above 18kHz. Above that, the frequencies...
I'm sorry I'm not reading your posts any more. I won't be trolled. Keep on replying, keep getting the same answer. No fun, isn't it? (not waiting for the answer)
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Originally Posted by Rem1x
I really respect that post. You aren't concrete set on opinions and you are willing to keep learning and adapt to what needs to change depending on experience and...
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Originally Posted by sonitus mirus
If I had a super-rare CD, I'd probably keep a few lossless backups as well.
Ha! That reminds me of a great story... I have tens of thousands of CDs and DVDs....
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Originally Posted by Rem1x
.. but differences can be noticed. Especially in poorly encoded situations.
That's why you up the bitrate and use better codecs like MP4, so there is enough bitrate in the...