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July 14th 04, 05:32 PM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
(cohibakid) writes:
I am just wonder if there is a lot of image quality difference between the two cameras at these settings? thanks Cohibakid The difference would be in the noise. On the bottom of http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond70/page14.asp there's a graph comparing noise levels. The difference between Rebel 100 and D70 200 is slightly smaller than between D70 200 and D70 800. However, I've no idea how the axes are scaled and what they actually measure. Matthias 
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July 14th 04, 05:32 PM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
(cohibakid) writes:
I am just wonder if there is a lot of image quality difference between the two cameras at these settings? thanks Cohibakid The difference would be in the noise. On the bottom of http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond70/page14.asp there's a graph comparing noise levels. The difference between Rebel 100 and D70 200 is slightly smaller than between D70 200 and D70 800. However, I've no idea how the axes are scaled and what they actually measure. Matthias
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July 14th 04, 10:50 PM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
see the above post
it seems one supports and respects its customers far better than the other Artie "cohibakid" wrote in message m... I am just wonder if there is a lot of image quality difference between the two cameras at these settings? thanks Cohibakid
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July 14th 04, 10:50 PM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
see the above post
it seems one supports and respects its customers far better than the other Artie "cohibakid" wrote in message m... I am just wonder if there is a lot of image quality difference between the two cameras at these settings? thanks Cohibakid
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July 15th 04, 04:19 AM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
Pretty biased thread, don't you think?
D70 is a better camera than the 300d. Hands down. That said, they're both fine cameras. Tom "Arte Phacting" wrote in message ... see the above post it seems one supports and respects its customers far better than the other Artie "cohibakid" wrote in message m... I am just wonder if there is a lot of image quality difference between the two cameras at these settings? thanks Cohibakid
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July 15th 04, 05:21 AM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
"Tom Scales" wrote: D70 is a better camera than the 300d. Hands down. In features, it kicks the 300D's butt. All the way across the playground and out into the street. Splat! But it doesn't have the seriously low-noise ISO 100 the 300D does, and the weaker AA filter means that in exchange for apparently sharper images you occassionally see some really ugly Moire. Very occasionaly, I realize. That said, they're both fine cameras. They're both flipping amazing cameras. My preference is for the 300D. But the D70 features make it better for anyone who can use said features, especially the much faster burst and continuous shooting rates. The D70 has a nore useful kit lens as well. David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan
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July 15th 04, 05:21 AM
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rebel 300d iso 100 vs nikon d70 iso 200
"Tom Scales" wrote: D70 is a better camera than the 300d. Hands down. In features, it kicks the 300D's butt. All the way across the playground and out into the street. Splat! But it doesn't have the seriously low-noise ISO 100 the 300D does, and the weaker AA filter means that in exchange for apparently sharper images you occassionally see some really ugly Moire. Very occasionaly, I realize. That said, they're both fine cameras. They're both flipping amazing cameras. My preference is for the 300D. But the D70 features make it better for anyone who can use said features, especially the much faster burst and continuous shooting rates. The D70 has a nore useful kit lens as well. David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan
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