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June 27th 05, 05:07 AM
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"What Digital Photography" votes Fuji's S3 best sensor
Brit magazine.
The Super CCD sensor is the best sensor type out there, according to them. They compared it to everything else including full frame Canon, Foveon, 4/3rds, etc. Key advantages? Dynamic range and colour rendition. 
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June 27th 05, 08:26 AM
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RichA wrote:
Brit magazine. The Super CCD sensor is the best sensor type out there, according to them. They compared it to everything else including full frame Canon, Foveon, 4/3rds, etc. Key advantages? Dynamic range and colour rendition. Yeah... What's a little noise between friends? Douglas
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June 27th 05, 10:01 AM
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RichA wrote: Brit magazine. The Super CCD sensor is the best sensor type out there, according to them. They compared it to everything else including full frame Canon, Foveon, 4/3rds, etc. Key advantages? Dynamic range and colour rendition. If this is the sensor they use in the F10 it is very good indeed. Scott
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June 28th 05, 01:24 AM
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On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 17:26:33 +1000, Ryadia wrote:
RichA wrote: Brit magazine. The Super CCD sensor is the best sensor type out there, according to them. They compared it to everything else including full frame Canon, Foveon, 4/3rds, etc. Key advantages? Dynamic range and colour rendition. Yeah... What's a little noise between friends? Douglas They mentioned seeing white areas that were burned out with other sensors that upon turning down the brightness presented detail using the Fuji. Seems that noise took a back seat to dynamic range.
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June 28th 05, 03:35 AM
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RichA wrote:
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 17:26:33 +1000, Ryadia wrote: Yeah... What's a little noise between friends? Douglas They mentioned seeing white areas that were burned out with other sensors that upon turning down the brightness presented detail using the Fuji. Seems that noise took a back seat to dynamic range. But noise is -THE ONLY- thing we can care about! Anything else like dynamic range, tonality or color rendition are useless details compared to measuring noise at ISO800 and up. -- Stacey
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June 28th 05, 07:58 AM
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Stacey wrote:
[] But noise is -THE ONLY- thing we can care about! Anything else like dynamic range, tonality or color rendition are useless details compared to measuring noise at ISO800 and up. Noise you can reduce in software, but not recover blown highlights.... G David
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