Today I got my D7000 demo camera.
The first I did was to test the noise at different ISO.
Here is a noise test from ISO 100 to ISO 25600
http://arleklint.wordpress.com/2010/10/26/test-av-nikon-d7000-pa-samtliga-hela-iso-tal/
Test of noise in D7000
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Posted 2 years ago #
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This is my first post in this forum. Maybe I shall present myself.
My name is Janne Arleklint. I am 52 years old. I live i Sweden and work as consultant for Nikon as teacher in Nikon School.
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welcome to the forum Janne
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Welcome aboard Janne. Are those JPEGs taken right from the camera?
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In yesterdays test i used JPG-format directly in the camera.
I had noise reduction set to "Normal".I this pictures a set noise reduction i mode "Off"
http://arleklint.wordpress.com/2010/10/27/iso-test-pa-nikon-d7000-utan-brusreducering-i-kameran/
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Wow, the 12800 is much more usable than i had thought!
Its almost as good as 1600 on my D60, which i am forced to use quite often (night sports) and certainly better than 3200 for me.
thanks for the samples
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Thanks Arlekint for the posts ; let me just add a point . D7000 performance surely looks good ; however , images of this size can be misleading especially if taken at not so low light .
Best way to test performance is to look at actually 1:1 crops - we are unable to see much detail in 72 dpi screens when it the image is so small .
Also it is a fact that high ISO does not form as much on relatively lit scenes and forms mostly on darker parts of low light images .Taking these photos in a near dark room - where you would really need the high ISO - might end up in different results .
Apologies in advance - if the room shots were taken was already dark enough ( and it just looks well lit in images ) :-)Posted 2 years ago # -
With all respect, you have the possibility to click on my pictures to see them in 100% directly from the camera.
In latest post, I published some night pictures. Just to make it possible for you to see the noise in dark parts of an image.
http://arleklint.wordpress.com/2010/10/27/nattbilder-med-d7000/
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Sorry , I wasn't aware the photos were full resolution .
I know one should not expect much from ISO 6400 but the full sizes & night photo shows quite the noise we are used to - maybe I am wrong.
With the sensor size increasing from 12 to 16 Mp , it should be considered a good job if they could keep the ISO performance at D90 & D300 levels .
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A German photo forum asked me to do some night pictures at high ISO.
Here they are
http://arleklint.wordpress.com/2010/10/27/nattbilder-med-d7000/Posted 2 years ago #
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