Knightlion
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Which canon camera has the least grain at high ISO 1600 or higher under $2000
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grain high ISO
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Jim Cassatt
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I picked up a refurbished 5D MKII at the Canon store for $2,000. REally good high ISO performance.
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pete zeugma
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grain has nothing to do with the camera
Jeff Palmucci
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On the surface, that's a pretty silly comment. How do you mean?grain has nothing to do with the camera
canonfanboi
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I think he means that digital sensors create noise, not grain
And for photos from a film camera, grain came from the film, not the camera
And for photos from a film camera, grain came from the film, not the camera
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