On Tue, 24 Jul 2001 18:11:54 -0400, tom wrote:
Anyone know how the Phillips ccd will handle in low light? Also, is it a
ccd? The D30 uses a CMOS chip. If anyone is versed in the differences,
I'd like to hear about them.
AFAIK, the 6 mega-pixel Philips is a CMOS design, not ccd.
The difference
tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] napisa / wrote:
What I am saying is that if you are shooting handheld in dim light,
you are forced to use an equivalent of more than ISO 400 to avoid
handshake and the noise is really pronounced then. The shutter speeds
go up to 30 seconds.
You're saying even at the
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Anyone know how the Phillips ccd will handle in low light? Also, is it a
ccd? The D30 uses
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(first UK
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Anyone know how the Phillips ccd will han
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I've seen some prints from a D30. It looks like medium format to me, and
they were taken by Joe Schmoe down at the local chain store. When I can
do that at EI 1600 or 3200, I'm taking the plunge.
Amen to that. I've been experimenting with new inks (MIS Quadtone)
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