Just det.... fanns inte mycket jag kunde svara på i ditt inlägg...
Men den som läser testerna på sidan kan jämföra faktiskt upplösning mellan Ixus700 och F10, samt hur de beter sig vid ASA400. Att dessutom få ASA 800/1600 är det som är pricken över i.
Ixus700:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canonsd500/
http://www.digitalcamerainfo.com/content/Canon-PowerShot-SD500-Digital-Camera-Review-.htm
Citat:
"The Canon PowerShot SD500 recorded 5.28 megapixels, which is the most of any compact digital camera we’ve tested (though this also advertises the most of any compact model). This accounts for 75 percent of Canon’s advertised 7.1 effective megapixels, giving it a “good” designation. Therefore, for point-and-shooters who like to mess around in postproduction software and play with and crop segments of the frame, this camera is strong enough to take it.......There is good news and bad news about the SD500’s manual ISO capabilities - which resulted in an overall manual ISO noise score of 4.06. Good news: the SD500 performed exceptionally well at the 50 and 100 ISO settings. Bad news: the SD500 performed dismally at the 200 and 400 ISO ratings. In fact, this model performed similarly to, though slightly improved from its descendent, the SD110, which earned the worst ISO 400 rating we’ve ever tested. The SD500 handles noise in a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde fashion: when used outside (daylight) or in bright indoor settings, the camera produces clean images with impressive definition (in both manual and automatic ISO settings), but when used in less favorable lighting requiring the ISO 200 or 400 setting, the camera’s evil side takes over and produces images that are riddled with noise and overwhelmed by distortion"
F10:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilmf10zoom/
http://www.digitalcamerainfo.com/content/Fujifilm-FinePix-F10-Digital-Camera-Review-.htm
Citat:
"The Fujifilm FinePix proved itself a rare find, recording 5.47 megapixels. This is 90 percent of its advertised pixel count, which has only been found in SLR cameras up until now. Previously, the Canon SD500 held the title for most megapixels recorded by a compact digital camera. It recorded 5.28 megapixels, but advertised 7.1 megapixels. The FinePix F10 outperforms the SD500 with more megapixels and an “excellent” designation.....The Fujifilm F10 surprised us with an overall manual ISO noise score of 11.42. Most compact models score in the 4-5 range on this test, so reaching this level is pretty unbelievable. Images are virtually noise-free and they rival SLR photos. The F10 displayed less noise using its ISO 1600 than any camera released this year that we have tested at ISO 400 (including the Canon PowerShot SD500, the Konica Minolta Z5 [at ISO 320="320"], the Kodak Z740, Panasonic FZ5, etc.). This is truly unbelievable! With results like these, you’re much better off adjusting the ISO yourself."
