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It makes no difference if one camera has less noise at any given high ISO it's image quality is bad nonetheless. I think the only small format camera which can adequately perform at very high ISOs is the D3 series.
Everything else is just going to be "well, this one sucks less than that one at ISO 6400."
It makes no difference if one camera has less noise at any given high ISO it's image quality is bad nonetheless. I think the only small format camera which can adequately perform at very high ISOs is the D3 series.
Everything else is just going to be "well, this one sucks less than that one at ISO 6400."
It would suck against a Hassy H2 for a billboard campain
The D3 doesn't have a small format sensor. If you're talking about 35mm then the D700 has the same sensor as the D3. If you're talking APS the D7000 has the best noise level of any APS sized censor and has no problem at all with ISO6400.
I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to say. "This one sucks less than that one at this ISO" applies to every camera of every format type when judging low light performance.
any other time if there is low light the photo is not worth taking
Here's a comparison of sensor sizes from a public domain (unlimited use, non-copyrighted) chart that I modified by removing the medium format digital sensor sizes, since so few people own MF digital backs.
The actual area of the FF sensor is substantially larger than many people seem to realize.