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Image quality settings on 400d - low setting = low noise?

Ninja_scrotum · 2008-05-29 19:38:04

If I put the image quality down to the medium setting, there would be less pixels in the picture. so would that lead to less noise during long exp shots and high-iso shots? or am I just making up science...

29-05-2008 7:38pm

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Ninja_scrotum

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If I put the image quality down to the medium setting, there would be less pixels in the picture. so would that lead to less noise during long exp shots and high-iso shots?

or am I just making up science...

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#2 29-05-2008 7:59pm

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Making up science. Fewer pixels will make it smaller res. You're best to use 'L' or RAW if you want less noise, and use it with a low ISO. Keep the ISO around 400 or less and make your exposure longer... if you can.

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