Re: [OM] Digital Noise

[Wayne Harridge]

I don't recall seeing anything directly related to "... sensor heating in
long exposures? Long exposure noise cancellation?"

I dunno about any specifics about sensor heating but I imagine that the temp
will rise as the exposure increases up to a certain point when equilibrium
is reached (heat in = heat dissipated).  This factor is likely to be very
specific to the sensor and the physical construction of the camera.

...Wayne



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Subject: Re: [OM] Digital Noise

On 9/21/2015 1:22 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
>> Read this, then tell us. :-)
>>
<http://www.dpreview.com/articles/8189925268/what-s-that-noise-shedding-some
-light-on-the-sources-of-noise>
>>
>> Oh So Quiet Moose
> First of all, that is one horribly written article.

Oh goody, I was hoping someone else would read it and tell whether it is any
good. :-)

Did he get around to sensor heating in long exposures? Long exposure noise
cancellation?

Oh, That Tricksy Moose

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