« Reply #13 on: February 07, 2012, 04:31:23 AM »
Am I the only one who thinks we need to see images at ISO 3200 and 6400 to really see how this thing competes?
A 36 megapixel camera will not excel at low light, so if you're a low light shooter then a 36 megapixel camera is not the thing to have. However, perhaps it is "good enough" for those of us that mainly shoot base ISO from tripod but occasionally do some casual hand-held shooting. I don't think this is a "wedding photography" camera though.
Exactly! If you look at a Hassy H4D-40 you'll see the ISO range is 100-1600...
Weddings! LOL! How many of you old-timers shot VPS160 exposed at 125 ASA for best negative density? That's why I was always a disciple of fast glass and powerful strobes!

With detail and flesh tones like that, I'm sure this camera will find it's way into many wedding photographer's kits...

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