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How big is your burst with noise reduction on? 40D

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Oct 08, 2007 03:36 |  #16

tzalman wrote in post #4085712 (external link)
BTW, as far as I can see the high ISO NR is applied only to jpgs. On RAWs I can't see any difference with it or without it.

Hope that's true, as I was begining to worry why I couldn't see any difference on my RAW files!

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Oct 08, 2007 12:14 |  #17

racingsafetyman wrote in post #4085722 (external link)
Hope that's true, as I was begining to worry why I couldn't see any difference on my RAW files!

I shoot RAW only, and there is a big difference with or without in Camera NR... I always leave it on

Before I feel the delay, I can take 9 RAW shots with NR on, and 17 RAW shots with it off. and I'm using 133X 4GB CF card. I was shooting at Tv, 1/400 sec.

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Oct 08, 2007 12:20 |  #18

Shooting jpg I get about 7 w/ NR on and 128 with it off. Better to shoot RAW and/or use NR in post processing.

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