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Low-light salvation
ArticleCompact Digital Cameras Gear Guides & Reviews - by Fred Singer, March 23, 2011
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Digital photography took a digital step forward in reducing digital noise and improving image quality started in 2009 with the first Back Side-Illuminated Sensor. What is it and how is it different from other sensors?
TAGS: digital camera, DSLR, sensor, Focus on low light photography, backside-illuminated sensor
Even finer grain at lower ISOs is better
ArticleComposition and Exposure Techniques and How-Tos - by Bryan Peterson, July 2, 2010
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Recently, Nikon and Canon introduced high-end DSLRs capable of reaching ISO 102,800. These pro cameras claim amazingly good image quality at ISO 6400 or even more. The Internet was abuzz. But I don't share the enthusiasm.
TAGS: photography, digital, camera, exposure, sensor, tip, ISO
How to clean dust off of your DSLR's sensor without ruining it (hopefully!)
ArticleDigital SLRs Gear Guides & Reviews - by Bob Atkins, June 25, 2010
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Do you see mysterious dark spots on your DSLR images?
TAGS: adorama, DSLR, digital SLR, sensor, sensor cleaner
Objective sensor test results
ArticleDigital SLRs Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, June 23, 2010
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We know these cameras are good...but how good? They go head to head in the lab!
TAGS: test, digital, SLR, DSLR, image quality, sensor, full-frame, objective
Full Frame? Micro Four Thirds? APS? Here's a guide to how sensor size affects image quality.
ArticleBuying Guides Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, November 20, 2009
The size of a camera’s sensor can directly affect image quality, especially when you’re shooting above ISO 100. Here’s what you should know when you’re shopping for a new digital camera
TAGS: buying guide, digital camera, digicam, sensor, ISO, buying tips, comparison, compared
Lalalalalala
ArticlePhoto Tips Techniques and How-Tos - by Derek Doeffinger, December 18, 2008
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Although I can't sing, my camera has a wonderful voice. When it's been fine-tuned, its voice results in expressive photos.
TAGS: digital camera, tips, dust, sensor, fine-tune, damaged image, fix
A sensitive look at light and speed
ArticleComposition and Exposure Techniques and How-Tos - by Bryan Peterson, October 22, 2008
If you could end up with a razor-sharp, action-stopping image by using ISO 100, would you stay away from higher ISOs?
High speed to capture action? Naaah!
ArticlePhoto Tips Techniques and How-Tos - by Bryan Peterson, October 21, 2008
Most of those fleeting moments you want to photograph can be captured at shutter speeds that are well within your reach--even when you use ISO 100.
All about the ISO birds and bees
ArticlePhoto Tips Techniques and How-Tos - by Bryan Peterson, October 20, 2008
Think of ISO as a worker bee. If my camera is set for ISO 100, I have 100 worker bees; if your camera is set for ISO 200, you have 200 worker bees.
See and eliminate dust spots
ArticlePhoto Tips Techniques and How-Tos - by Diane Miller, October 5, 2007
If you have a digital SLR and change lenses, you have spots on your sensor (and images.) Want to see?
TAGS: DSLR, clean, sensor, dirt
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