I'm not sure if this is correct as it must also depend on the in-camera
processing, even if using RAW? I'm certain most dSLR cameras do NOT
simply produce the RAW data unadulterated! But if I'm wrong, tell me
(nicely). My D80 gives better results allround than my D100, yet it's 10
MP as opposed to 6 MP.
Howard
PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx wrote:
Is noise the only factor? I see different id tags like APS-H and APS-C
on different cameras. Does this mean anything to you. I guess this
puts more emphasis on Popular Photo Magazine verbal grade than on the
actual size touted by the manufacturer
In a message dated 5/28/2007 4:34:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
herschelmair@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Yes.
The size of each cell effects the how much noise you get compared
to how much image data you get.
So a big 6MP chip will give better results that a tiny 10mp chip
h
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