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Luisr...... interesting, so the camera really must be looking at the scene and optimising compression. So if you do have detail in a night shot, does it still come out ok without softening, artefacts or 'puddling' in pastels and uniform colour parts of a pic? It all sounds very economical on flash cards if the quality holds up. VOX
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About that particular picture, (100_1995) I agree with you to some extent. |
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