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> From: Mark Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >> At least high-speed. In latest issue of , then at
> >> iso1600 Superia was much better, having
> >> significantly smaller grain than noise in both cameras.
> >> As we can see, no technology is perfect and so film has
> still some serious
> >> advantages over digital :-)
> >
> >I use the 1600 at some indoor horse venues.It actuall
> makes a half decent 8x10. I dont
> >think i'd go bigger though.
>
> Wait until next year's digital cameras. Or perhaps the year
> after. Not
> much longer, though.
> The writing is on the wall.

Apply a little noise reduction to the ISO 1600 image and it won't look
much different from the ISO 400 image.

I can distinctly remember making a few prints from 1600 speed files
and thinking, "Well, at least it's better than Fuji 1600!"

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