Nikon D2x Noise Comparison

January 13, 2009 ·

Michael Reichmann

The article which appeared here has been removed.

It showed a comparison of high ISO noise performance done between a Nikon D2x and a Canon 20D, shot at the PMA show. The Nikon appeared to perform quite poorly in this area, though I was impressed with it’s low ISO performance, as I wrote in my show report.

While I believe that the results presented were by and large accurate, enough errors in my methodology were politely pointed out to me that I’ve decided to withdraw the piece until amore rigorous and comprehensive test can be undertaken.

I regret any inconvenience that this may have caused.

Michael

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