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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

A77 Vs D7000 Image Measurbation (On a Bright Day and at Low Light / From Low to High ISOs)

Measurebate yourself, I won't go comment further:-

http://www.sonysdf.com/alpha/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=58549

(No translation is actually required, the test pictures and illustrations are self-explanatory, I believe.)


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Warpig · 704 weeks ago

I've seen many A77 samples, and I'm more convinced that something went very wrong either with the sensor or the engine in that camera. I really hope that Pentax (Ricoh) don't consider it for the next camera, as many have been wishing. I think that 16-18mp is well enough for a APS-C sensor.
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RiceHigh 110p · 704 weeks ago

I think the sensor used in the NEX-5N (which is the next generation of the present sensor used in the K-5) is just good enough.
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Denis · 704 weeks ago

It can be jpeg engine that causes so much detail loss at high ISO (don't see the difference at low ISO). So, IMO, this new 24Mp sensor is a failure.
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Toomas Kadarpik · 704 weeks ago

No it is not jpeg, the pixel is just smaller as well as high iso dynamic range. 15 Mp is more than enough in aps-c cameras and allows to shoot quite good group portraits with good lens. But if you have enough light why not to use 24 MP. I am quite satisfied with K5/D7000 sensor and hope they stay in 16 MP range. Sony's 24 mpixel full frame is not noise free either.

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