Dr Flash wrote:
> Yes, the 2/3 sensor works just fine... as long as you don't get it
> off ISO 100. ISO 400 is a disaster. I'm not sure I can tell the
> difference between ISO 100 and ISO 400 on the Canyon.
Very true. At low ISO, the 2/3 sensor is outstanding. Actually, the
A1's 5MP sensor combined with RAW conversion in Rawshooter is
perfectly capable of mind-blowing images. Add to that, the extreme
sensor headroom that resists blowouts so well.
> Your proposed contrast adjustment on the top screen wouldn't be
> necessary if you could just punch a button and see the data on the
> top screen shown on the back screen.
In reality, I rarely need to look at the top since the E-1 has almost
everything visible in the viewfinder. Remaining card capacity would
be nice as would a full-time ISO display. My ideal night camera would
have back-lit buttons.
AG
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