You Can Compare Oranges and Apples |
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| Published by: NeoCamera 08-20-2006 Read Complete Article |
Article Summary
"Apples cannot be compared to oranges? or so they say. We often hear this when people compare the merits of two somewhat different things, one person says something is better, another says none is better because you cannot compare apples and oranges, instead you must compare apples to apples.
How about a plane and a car? Compare them in the void and you get nowhere. Set a goal, like going from New York to Montreal, and then you can chose which is more suitable for you. A 5 hour drive for only the cost of gas and some mileage? Or a 1 hour flight plus airport air time and luggage constraints at the cost of $230 per person? With that in mind, it is not too hard for people to decide which is better for their situation.
How about a point-and-shoot digital camera and a DSLR? Neocamera got many requests to do that. So, we did. Why did these people ask? Simple, they were concerned about image quality. They wanted to see the difference between images from a point-and-shoot and those from an SLR. As we did, we got letters asking why we did so, saying that it is ridiculous to compare a point-and-shoot to an DSLR, apples cannot be compared to oranges."....Read Complete Article
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