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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pe'rigin" data-source="post: 1800542" data-attributes="member: 48320">Noise isn't the camera's fault.Noise is only apparent when, when you exceed any camera's limitations, that applies to a D3x through to a cheap and cheerful compact.It's a lack of technical knowledge and bad photography that is the issue.All digital is far from perfect, as I wrote before, accept the limitations and work within the parameters of the camera (and your technical ability).As I commission photography I think that I can judge whether an image is acceptable, those on the previous post were in my view 'commercially acceptable', not brilliant by any sense of the imagination, but sharp, good tonal values and clear definition, which with a bit of post magic would reproduce to an acceptable level.This is a £375.00 camera, not a Hasselblad.</blockquote>