C.H.Ling wrote:
> ...
> Today for small compact camera I usually buy the used one, if it is not as
> good as expected then I just resell it without lost (usually).
>
I'm not very good at that. They would just pile up. The only reason I'm
likely to get rid of the A710 IS is because my nephew's camera broke, so
my brother "loaned" his camera to him. the the brother needed a camera
for his daughter's wedding in Italy, so I loaned him the A710. NOw I
think he may buy it. And the F10 is still around as Carol Anne's camera
for use when she doesn't have me around to take her images.
> Here is a side to side comparison on the F30 ISO100 and ISO800 image, what I
> don't like is the over softening of details and over sharpening that causes
> halo at the characters.
>
> Direct JPEG:
>
> http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/DSCF0864-ISO100.JPG
> http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/DSCF0865-ISO800.JPG
>
> Here is also the suppose much poorer (in noise) images of FZ18, at ISO100 and
> ISO400.
>
> RAW - Silkpix converted, no NR:
>
> http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/P1000496-ISO100.jpg
> http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/P1000494-ISO400.jpg
>
> At ISO100, I like the FZ18 image more.
>
I'll take a closer look, but really the issue for me is one of personal
preferences and ergonomics. The size, weight and shape of the superzooms
make them not fit my needs. I've handled most of the superzooms,
including the FZ18, and none are right for me so far.
If I can't carry it in my pocket or on my belt, I might as well carry a
DSLR, with the much better IQ. So the issue of IQ between a superzoom
and F30 or A650 means little to me. You obviously have different
ergonomic preferences than I do.
Moose
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