How about a ND over the sensor? graywolf http://www.graywolfphoto.com "Idiot Proof" <==> "Expert Proof" -----------------------------------
Bruce Dayton wrote:
The real trick here is that there is a single native speed of the CCD. If you lower it or raise it, you introduce noise/quality problems. Minolta offers a 100 ISO setting for their D7D which uses the same basic chip as the Pentax and Nikon. However, image quality is lower at ISO 100 than 200, which is the native speed. Unlike film, which gets better quality the slower you go, digital doesn't get any better once you go below the native speed. So I guess a follow on question would be - would you accept lower quality for slower speed or prefer ND's and better quality? I suppose it could always be an option. Perhaps the Minolta choice is a good one.
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