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6th December 2004
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Nikon D2X
Hi guys, saw the specs of D2X which ISO is only up to 800. Does it have a hi1600 or hi3200? If no, wat happen if we need a high ISO setting?
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6th December 2004
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might be that Nikon deem the noise levels at ISO1600 and ISO3200 not meeting its high standards.
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6th December 2004
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Oh no... Then wat happen if need it at 1600? then cannot use this camera already...
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6th December 2004
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there're ways to "simulate" it. someone has posted before I think. you could shoot raw at ISO800, apply a -1EV and you'll get shutter speeds similar to when ISO1600 is used. when you push the final results, it'll be somewhat similar to a ISO1600 shot.
btw, did we meet at Change Alley today?  Last edited by mpenza; 6th December 2004 at 08:52 PM. |
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6th December 2004
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its the same for d1x.....if u feel that u wanna shoot @ higher iso,... i advise u get canon 20D or the newer models...... OOps~
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7th December 2004
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Having a cap at ISO800 makes sense when you use Auto ISO and I'd rather it cap at a usable ISO of 800... Having said that, I would have preferred if there was a custom function to set your own cap for the ISO...
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