scary-canary
Canaries forever... and i'm not always scary, some
Anyone able to comment on the photo quality of either of these please?
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Nikon p100 or panasonic z38? (1 Viewer)
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cameraland
Camera Land
Having played with the Nikon for about 2 weeks I can say in a word....AWESOME!!!
The new CMOS sensor they are using has made all the difference in the world. There is no grain in low light and the colors are great. Great camera for birding with the 10FPS rate you can take pictures coupled with the 26x zoom lens. WOW!!
Panasonic makes a great camera but their downfall has been lots of noise in low light
The new CMOS sensor they are using has made all the difference in the world. There is no grain in low light and the colors are great. Great camera for birding with the 10FPS rate you can take pictures coupled with the 26x zoom lens. WOW!!
Panasonic makes a great camera but their downfall has been lots of noise in low light
Wildmoreway
Well-known member
I think that it is the same sensor that the new fuji HS10 is using, very tempted towards the Nikon but the high speed video facility on the fuji looks interesting.
ChrisKten
It's true, I quite like Pigeons
I'd suggest that you wait for a proper review of the Nikon P100, as there are none yet. The Casio FH25 also promised much with it's BSI CMOS sensor, but it didn't deliver as far as image quality was concerned, and professional reviews confirmed this.
People are very keen (myself included) for these new cameras to live up to the hype, but it really is best to wait, IMO.
People are very keen (myself included) for these new cameras to live up to the hype, but it really is best to wait, IMO.
