Canon SD1100 IS Digital ELPH (IXUS 80 IS) Concise Review
Compared to... Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3
Below you will find a studio comparison between the Canon SD1100 IS and the Panasonic FS3 at ISO 400.
Studio scene comparison @ ISO 400
- Canon SD1100 IS (Ixus 80 IS): Program mode, ISO 400, Default Image Parameters,
Manual white balance, +0.67 EV compensation
- Panasonic DMC-FS3: Program mode, ISO 400, Default Image Parameters,
Manual white balance, +0.33 EV compensation
- Lighting: Daylight simulation, >98% CRI
Canon SD1100 IS (Ixus 80 IS) |
Panasonic DMC-FS3 |
ISO 400, 1/500 sec, F3.5 |
ISO 400, 1/500 sec, F3.2 |
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Again, there is not an awful lot of difference between the two cameras' output, you'll only see any when 'pixel-peeping'. The Canon retains a relatively large amount of detail at higher sensitivities by only mildly blurring luminance noise (grain) while the Panasonic targets luminance noise in a more determined manner. This results in smoother and less noisy but also softer and less detailed images.
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