That's very good then. I did actually look at two of the small size
food shots and didn't notice that they were shot at 800. There was no
noise jumping out at me. I can see it now in the full size image and it
looks better than I would have expected. The noise in this image:
<http://img2.dpreview.com/gallery/olympuse400_samples/originals/pa200260.jpg>
seems to have a creamy, film grain like quality. Even the black parts
of the image (whatever they are) are not screaming "noise".
I'll still take my 5D but I don't think the E-1 could do this well at 800.
Chuck Norcutt
Moose wrote:
> Chuck Norcutt wrote:
>
>><http://www.dpreview.com/news/0610/06102901olye400japangallery.asp>
>>
>>The first shot in the series may be of interest to many. Night shot at
>>1/4 second and ISO 640. Load the full size image to check the noise in
>>the shadows. I didn't load all of the images but didn't spot any
>>thumbnail that looked like it might have been taken at higher ISO. Most
>>appear to have been take at ISO 100-200
>>
>
> There are a series of food pics and one of a library or bookstore taken
> at 800.
>
> Moose
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