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Old 09-09-2007   #449 (permalink)
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You may have a bit of noise in the shadows, but the midtone noise is going to be hard to see IMO
Depends on your sensor's noise response, too. The D2H looks ugly as fast as 1/3 stop of lightening.*

*this could just be the photo gods' way of telling me I should buy a newer camera
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