I agree that the noise problem is something that hopefully Canon will fix on the next 1Ds. I will say though, that the noise looks much worse on the computer screen than it does in final print. I use just basic noise reduction methods in PS CS and can get acceptable prints even at higher ISOs. Still, for a $7000 camera, it should be better in this aspect than it is.
Steve




On Aug 22, 2004, at 11:02 AM, John Lovda wrote:


--- Willem-Jan Markerink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 21 Aug 2004 at 7:45, Bret Percival wrote: I'm
really hoping there is going to be a Mark II version
of the 1Ds out this fall with all the new goodies.  I
think right now the price of the 1Ds is a bit high
because of the newer upgrades. It's still the king of
the full frame DSLR's so they can probably get away
with the price for a bit longer.  I'm shooting
weddings with one and the files are very noisy in dark
churches when you have to under expose a bit. (I'm
still using my D60 as the second body... but not for
long!)


I agree about the low light statement. My one disappointment with my 1Ds (subjectively) is that it is useless above ISO 250 because of the graininess. Maybe other owners use some fancy PhotoShop plug-in to minimize the noise but I just use Corel PhotoPaint 8. John Lovda



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