incorrections

[Toshik]

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There are several incorrections in the review. For example sharpness (P-Mpix) score is confused with overall DXomark Score.

For example:
Attached to the APS-C sensored EOS 7D, the EF300mm f/2.8L IS USM once again puts in a strong performance, scoring 16.7P-Mpix, relative to the EOS 7D’s resolution of 18megapixels. Equally, the Pentax lens scores very well, managing 15.0P-Mpix compared to the 16.3megapixels available on the K-5. Overall, this shows the EF300mm f/2.8L IS USM is as good as it’s made out to be, but in this comparison, the Pentax on a K-5 is not that far behind.

EF300mm f/2.8L IS USM + 7D =11P-Mpix not 16.7P-Mpix as mentioned.
DA Star 300mm f/4 ED (IF) SDM + Pentax K-5=only 7P-Mpix not 15.

[Nicolas]

Hello,

There was indeed a mistake.

This part was only talking about DxOMark score.


Thanks a lot for letting us know, it should now be corrected.

Best regards,

[Toshik]

Furthermore in the review of Canon EF-S 18-135mm f3.5-f5.6 IS STM lens

In comparison section:

Tested on the flagship APS-C DSLRs from Canon and Nikon, the 7D and D7000, these two Super Zooms achieve remarkably similar results. Overall we can say they’re the same optically although the Nikon version hits a DxOMark Score of 13 just nudging out the Canon with 12.

The screenshot shows us not D7000 but D300 with the score 10 not 13 as mentioned.

[Toshik]

Error in screenshot

What does it mean "Not available"?

[Emilie_DxOMark]

Hello,

Thanks for noticing the mistake. This is now corrected!

Best,

[Toshik]

There is no line for EOS M but it is mentioned in legend in Samsung NX200 review.

[Emilie_DxOMark]

Hello,

Thanks for letting us know. This is now corrected.

Best regards,

Emilie

[Toshik]

This is now corrected.

The screenshot remained the same. I didn't see any corrections done.

[Emilie_DxOMark]

Hello!

Sorry! Now this is (normally) corrected.

Thanks again for letting us know about this error!

Best regards,

The DxOMark team

[Toshik]

When it comes to the camera technology, HTC has been even bolder and in the midst of camera phone megapixel race, with 12 or 13-megapixels becoming the norm for new flagship Smartphones, the HTC One utilizes a 1/3” sensor with just a 4-megpixel 2688x1520 pixel resolution.

[Emilie_DxOMark]

Hello!

Thank you for noticing the error. It is now corrected.

Best regards,

The DxOMark team