D7500 iso noise
toomanycanons wrote:
Shunda777 wrote:
erv60 wrote:
Not much need for FF for amateur purposes IMO
I've got the D7500 and love it, but it doesn't produce files anywhere near as good as full frame.
Beg to differ. Saying "doesn't produce files anywhere as good as full frame" is just plain misleading and wrong. I own a D7500 and many full frame bodies and the D7500's files are very similar. I wouldn't say that if I hadn't done a lot of comparison testing.
I own a D7500 and a D610, the D610 is a full stop better for noise all the way up the iso range. It has better color rendition, tone and more malleable RAW files.
The D7500 is one of my most favorite cameras ever, but it can not match the D610 on any image quality metric.
For someone that wants the best image performance (as the OP mentioned), he could buy a D 610, a Tokina 100mm macro and still have money left in the bank compared to the cost of a new D7500 body.
This is a more recent development, you can now get an FX body that still matches the latest sensors for the cost of a mid range zoom (or a new D5xxx body) as people offload their D600/610's.
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