Same settings Same viewpoint Same Day Same Subject
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Sorry for the double post, I saw I forgot to quote the original post
I assume same viewpoint means a scene framed in identical way, or did you mean shooting from the same point? The last would mean the fuji frame would contain more because of the larger field of view.
So far I have compared the DP2M with an Olympus E-P5 and kit lens and the results are of course very different: beside the obvious advantage in sharpness, the Sigma has clarity and detail rendition that is very natural, it reminds me of the old film days when comparing medium format with 35mm
It will take me some time to do the comparison, let me give you in the meantime an idea of the results, since I use both the Oly and the Fuji and I already compared the Oly with the X100s, shooting in RAW with tripod, at each aperture from f/2 to f/8 in 1/3 stop steps and then processed in C1.
Surprisingly the Fuji has very little advantage in rendering fine detail like foliage and grass, while it has a bit better dynamic range and its less noisy and clearer output provides with a smoother and less processed look than the Oly.
Thus, when compared to the Sigma, I expect the Fujifilm RAW files to look similar to the ones coming from the Oly