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Is there an online lens diffraction and maximum sharpness table?
I simply want to see an table that lists the lens diffraction limit of each camera.
I have came across this well done answer with animated PNG
and I realized there i also the perfect sharpness ...
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What is a "diffraction limit"?
I've seen the term used, but what is a "diffraction limit", when should I worry about it, and what undesirable effects are a result of it ?
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