More 950 samples: low light / higher ISO / BSS
Published Apr 22, 2002
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dpreview staff
By
popular demand: asmall gallery (only 16 shots) to demonstrate
some higher ISO / night / low light shots and the capabilities
of BSS (Best Shot Selection).
Details of image can be found below
the displayed image, as well as a link to the original. This gallery
is design to be a reference for examples of higher ISO images.
All images taken hand-held in VERY LOW light (dusk / night) most
at ISO 360 (+2.0 sensitivity) two slow shutter fountain shots
at ISO 80.
Click
here to enter the Nikon Coolpix 950 samples gallery (part
three)
If you've not yet read the 950 review
please do so: Nikon CP950 review.
Please note all
images are �1999 Phil Askey and may not be reproduced in part
or in whole on any electronic or paper publishing media without
prior permission, please respect the photographer.
For permission
to use any image / original image please contact me:
Phil Askey
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