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Popular Photography & Imaging Volume70 No.9 September 2006 page 64. This illustrates that quoting from one review can be misleading. The differences in results leads me to suspect all reviews.
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The way I interpret the graph the D50 is lowest if you don't include the 7D, in which case they are relatively the same until ISO 800 at which point the KM takes the lead. Code:
This chart compares the Nikon D50's noise performance over a range of ISOs against that of other cameras. As you can see, the D50's noise levels are lower than essentially all of its competition, matched only by the Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D. What isn't shown here though, is the "grain" structure of the camera nor the extent to which it trades away fine detail as the ISO is increased. The D50's noise is a little coarser-grained than the best of its competition, but it does manage to strike a very good balance between trading away subtle subject detail or allowing noise too free a reign. In the chart above, the Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D posts very low noise numbers, but its high-ISO images are very soft as a result. By contrast, the D50's images maintain very low noise levels up to ISO 800, yet with much less loss of fine detail in regions of subtle contrast. Very impressive. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/koni...a7d/page18.asp Regards. |
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Take a survey and you will find that most people prefer less noise and willing to give up a little detail.Besides, whenyou take pictures, you won't be comapring the differnce between cameras. BTW.... even the worst one of the bunch will give you more than satifactory results. I like the D50, I even considered one,but it's egronomics are all wrong. It also bothers me that itdoesn't have an ISO 100. |
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OMG OMG, I really cannot believe what am I seeing at all! It is a scam sure!! It can't really be that cheap!!! BTW, I have no credic card so I cannot buy online
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Sorry meanstreak, that was an outdated statement.
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