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Re: Nikon D600 vs. Canon 6D in Low Light?
In reply to clarnibass,
3 months ago
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clarnibass wrote:
DPReview007 wrote:
- The 6D seems to be a bit better in low light. It has less of an advantage in raw, but it still does have one it seems. Perhaps a hole stop. A whole stop is huge. (Acknowledging that its DR is worse, of course!)
Nowhere near that. I've compared them.
In JPG there is a big difference if you compare them at "default" settings, but why would you do that (you wouldn't)? You need more NR and sharpening on the Nikon JPG to match the Canon. Overall I'd say Canon has a better JPG out of camera than Nikon (regardless of model).
In RAW, the difference is very small. About 1/3 a stop maybe, hard to say exactly. That is when taking both photos and comparing them at the same size. Noise is just very slightly lower on the 6D, however the D600 has more detail plus the photos just look better to me (which is why I now mostly use a Nikon). You can add NR to the D600 until it matches the 6D in noise or in detail. IMO when you do that with NR, detail will pretty much match and vise versa.
So overall IMO in terms of noise they are essentially equal but in some situations the D600 seems better to me, in RAW. If I shot in JPG (which I never do) I would most likely prefer the Canon.
That's IME with ISO noise on eahc camera. Other than that, each its own advantages and disadvantages, which vary depending on the photographer. I wouldn't mind using each of them.
Thank you clarnibass. That's very helpful. 1/3 of a stop is nothing.
My hunch (and it is just a hunch) is that perhaps once you go to ISO 12,800 or 25,600 or even above, that's where the Canon's advantage becomes bigger. Perhaps significantly so. I'm basing this on a simple analogy with the Sony A99 (which utilizes the same sensor as the D600.) Yes, Sony's SLT technology only sucks up "less than 1/3 of a stop of light" (or so Sony says.) And that might be true in good light. Try it in low light at a party, and that 1/3 of a stop becomes a LOT more than 1/3 of a stop... This is evident from the sample comparison shots posted here on dpreview.
Perhaps the same analogy holds for the D600 vs. 6D? i.e. the 6D's advantage is bigger at very high ISOs / very low light than the 1/3 of a stop?
Any views based on real experience anybody?
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