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Nov 15, 2006 16:58 |  #16

Woolburr wrote in post #2268108 (external link)
Clearly defective...send it to my lab for further analysis.;) Anyone that thinks this is bad from a noise standpoint has never shot film at 3200.

Jim G wrote in post #2268121 (external link)
Hmm. That grain looks less... stripey... than my 20D's at 3200. Kinda more like film grain to my eyes. Can't say that it looks too bad at all...

Thank you both, I am very pleased with the results of ISO 3200


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Nov 15, 2006 17:00 |  #17

cosworth wrote in post #2268201 (external link)
That would certainly be true if the original 1Ds went to 3200.

I've recently posted some results that fly in the face of the older 1Ds' bad reputation.

Very similar to this thread.

I like a little noise from time to time, pixel peepers don't :eek:


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Nov 15, 2006 17:02 |  #18

I print over %80 of the shots I take. No noise in them...and the pixel peepers can drive down the price of the craptastic 1Ds series so that I can have more of them.


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Nov 15, 2006 17:46 |  #19

cosworth wrote in post #2268219 (external link)
I print over %80 of the shots I take. No noise in them...and the pixel peepers can drive down the price of the craptastic 1Ds series so that I can have more of them.

I like the way you think :)


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