photo.stackexchange.com/questions/82242 - read the flipping manual!

And we've done it again. Closed a question as duplicate within a couple of hours of being asked when there are much better existing duplicates than the one selected. I find it ironic that it gets marked as closed by "Community" when closing a question so quickly takes the ability to find the best match out of the hands of the entire community and puts it in the hands of one or two people.

@MichaelClark Did you discuss it on M.SE?

photo.stackexchange.com/a/82248/49477 - got a downvote lol.

Discuss what on meta? I'm talking about a totally different question.

@MichaelClark You raise an issue of unoptimal selection of displayed duplicate. Did you discuss it on M.SE?

Because, why discuss it here if it is important?

@MichaelClark Closed by "community" means that the original poster agreed that that particular duplicate answered their question.

It also means the person who suggested the question was the only member of the community who got to decide which existing question was the best match. In this case it was far from being so.

@MichaelClark I guess. There are a lot of matches for that one. The one you suggest is fine, although it uses the Nikon-specific FX/DX terminology.

Unless I'm hallucinating, the "Already has an answer" block used to be inserted into the answer in editable form, and we could just edit to add other possible answers.

Although, geez, the "this is an a example of a sharp photo" example in that question is a terrible example.

It might be sharp, and it might not — who knows, after all that processing and 253×380px