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Help me understand cameras that handle high iso better
So I shoot wildlife with slow zoom lenses on a d7100 it’s definitely not great in golden hour and my iso tend to push up and above 1000 where I really find I loose the crisp detail and ability to crop.
Been considering jumping up to a d7500 as it’s supposed to handle the noise much better. What I’m trying to understand is what exactly this means in terms of the picture. Do high iso pictures on good low light capable sensors basically look like a lower ISO pics from a lessor camera thus retaining the detail that can be cropped in on or is it more just the noise is smoother in appearance so the image doesn’t look as terrible?
Ps I know apcs isn’t as good as a full frame the d7500 is just an example as it’s known to be “good for a apsc” and I shoot apsc
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So I shoot wildlife with slow zoom lenses on a d7100 it’s definitely not great in golden hour and my iso tend to push up and above 1000 where I really find I loose the crisp detail and ability to crop.
Been considering jumping up to a d7500 as it’s supposed to handle the noise much better. What I’m trying to understand is what exactly this means in terms of the picture. Do high iso pictures on good low light capable sensors basically look like a lower ISO pics from a lessor camera thus retaining the detail that can be cropped in on or is it more just the noise is smoother in appearance so the image doesn’t look as terrible?
Ps I know apcs isn’t as good as a full frame the d7500 is just an example as it’s known to be “good for a apsc” and I shoot apsc
#hobby
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