Canon EOS 300D / Digital Rebel / Kiss Digital Review
Compared to... D-SLR's
Studio scene comparison
Canon EOS 300D vs. Canon EOS 10D
- Canon EOS 300D: Canon EF 50 mm F1.4, Aperture Priority, ISO
100, JPEG Large/Fine,
Auto WB, Default Parameter 1 (Contrast +1, Sharpness +1, Saturation
+1)
- Canon EOS 10D: Canon EF 50 mm F1.4, Aperture Priority, ISO
100, JPEG Large/Fine,
Auto WB, Parameter Set 1 (Contrast +1, Sharpness +2, Saturation +1)
| Canon
EOS 300D |
Canon
EOS 10D |
| ISO 100, 1 sec, F10 |
ISO 100, 1 sec, F10 |
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| 2,577 KB JPEG (3072
x 2048) |
2,250 KB JPEG (3072
x 2048) |
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Spot the difference. Yes, it's almost impossible, the only
noticeable difference is that the EOS 10D made a better job of automatic
white balance. Apart from that color response, tonal response, resolution
and sharpness are identical. This is hardly surprising as the EOS 300D
uses the same sensor and image processing algorithms (or at least very
very similar). Colors are good and about as true to the original scene
as my eye can tell, resolution is very good as is sharpness and of course
because these were taken at ISO 100 they have that trademark Canon CMOS
'silky smooth' noise free look.
It is worth noting however that the EOS 300D image does
appear to have more noticeable 'strange dots' than the EOS 10D image,
these are a side effect we have only ever seen in images taken by Canon
D-SLR's with Canon's CMOS sensor.
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