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Monday, October 26, 2009
Compact-camera comparison
M Reichman compares the popular and capable semi-compact Canon G11 with my newest fave, Panasonic GF1, the latter having a bigger sensor.
Below is a sample of the difference at relatively high ISO (about 600). At 100 to 200 ISO, the difference is much smaller, negligible. At 800 to 1000 it's bigger.
This is a good example of shoot, drop camera, pick up other camera, aim, shoot. All while she had only time enough to slightly move her finger up by her face.
sample of the difference at relatively high ISO (about 600). At 100 to 200 ISO, the difference is much smaller, negligible. At 800 to 1000 it's bigger.
Ok, the comparison is obvious, but you're putting face to face two very different cameras, one costing $500 and the other one $1.300. I really don't get the point in that kind of comparisons.
3 comments:
I'm impressed, some difference.
This is a good example of shoot, drop camera, pick up other camera, aim, shoot. All while she had only time enough to slightly move her finger up by her face.
sample of the difference at relatively high ISO (about 600). At 100 to 200 ISO, the difference is much smaller, negligible. At 800 to 1000 it's bigger.
Ok, the comparison is obvious, but you're putting face to face two very different cameras, one costing $500 and the other one $1.300. I really don't get the point in that kind of comparisons.
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