Stick the exact same glass on both cameras, and you get sharper results on the 5D. People have done so with mount converters. Just to tweak your inference that Canon makes superior glass: right now, Nikon makes the world's best ultra-ultra-wide rectilinear lens - the recently released 14-24mm f2.8. It blows anything Canon has out of the water in terms of sharpness (and everything previously released by Nikon); it's that good. I would direct you to a few reviews, notably by Ken Rockwell, if I actually thought you might read them. The only real use for a 5D right now is for landscape photography on a tripod; for everything else I would pick up a Nikon.
However, because you seem to be very Canon fanboy-ish, I don't expect you to understand this. That's fine, just don't spread your ignorance.
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Stick the exact same glass on both cameras, and you get sharper results on the 5D. People have done so with mount converters. Just to tweak your inference that Canon makes superior glass: right now, Nikon makes the world's best ultra-ultra-wide rectilinear lens - the recently released 14-24mm f2.8. It blows anything Canon has out of the water in terms of sharpness (and everything previously released by Nikon); it's that good. I would direct you to a few reviews, notably by Ken Rockwell, if I actually thought you might read them. The only real use for a 5D right now is for landscape photography on a tripod; for everything else I would pick up a Nikon.
However, because you seem to be very Canon fanboy-ish, I don't expect you to understand this. That's fine, just don't spread your ignorance.