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Jul 17, 2003 07:21 |  #1

Is this mode noisier than others?


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Jul 17, 2003 08:16 |  #2

Depends on the lens. With your Canon lenses the mode should be silent.


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Jul 17, 2003 08:21 |  #3

maybe its seems to be noisier because the lens is more in motion when it trys to get the right focus

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Jul 17, 2003 15:52 |  #4

I apologize for the misleading query header..
What I really meant was, the digital image noise, or those little red and green dots that appear when the image quality is bad..
So is image noise higher when AI Servo is selected?


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Jul 17, 2003 16:48 |  #5

No.
The noise is generated by high ISO speeds through the CMOS sensor.
The focusing has nothing to do with the sensor so the mode should not affect the sensor noise.


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