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Old 23rd September 2002   #1
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Lightbulb S602Z : ISO1600 Test Shots

Was wondering whether ISO1600 on the 602Z would be of any use for myself; tested it out and here're the shots.

Test Shot 1:
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Shutter Speed : 1/169 s
Lens Aperture : F3.2

Test Shot 2:
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Shutter Speed : 1/194 s
Lens Aperture : F3.2

Test Shot 3:
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Shutter Speed : 1/84 s
Lens Aperture : F2.8

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Old 23rd September 2002   #2
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Seems not bad for ISO1600 on a Prosumer Digital Camera.
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My conclusion : Apparently, after being resized to 640x480 (original:1280x960), the image looks presentable. I've resized it to 320x240 as well and it looks quite sharp at that size.

Noise can be quite obvious but it's nothing to be horrified about. IMO, the image is quite good enough for displaying on the web or for smaller printouts.

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Seems not bad for ISO1600 on a Prosumer Digital Camera.
Yup. But it's a pity that only a 1MP image can be captured at ISO1600.
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My conclusion : Apparently, after being resized to 640x480 (original:1280x960), the image looks presentable. I've resized it to 320x240 as well and it looks quite sharp at that size.

Noise can be quite obvious but it's nothing to be horrified about. IMO, the image is quite good enough for displaying on the web or for smaller printouts.

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If didn't resize, the noise is obvious?
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Old 23rd September 2002   #6
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It's still quite acceptable, IMO. Just that noise is more apparent in the darker areas.

Check it out :
original image file > test shot 2
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It's still quite acceptable, IMO. Just that noise is more apparent in the darker areas.

Check it out :
original image file > test shot 2
I find it very good for a prosumer camera like this.
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