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Dimensions W x H x D. Was this helpful? YES NO. Expand All. This is to make Misc appear on the page when needed. At first glance, the most obvious difference between the three cameras are their processing styles.

The Canon S looks a little soft, while the Panasonic G3 has opted for a warmer white balance than the other two. Looking beyond these processing styles to actual noise and detail, the Nikon V1 crop exhibits minor noise textures at ISO, but is crisper and arguably more pleasing than the S Meanwhile, the Panasonic G3 enjoys the cleanest, most detailed image of the three. At ISO, all three cameras exhibit similar characteristics to the previous crops, although pixel-peepers may notice the S beginning to deteriorate very slightly.

Meanwhile the Panasonic G3 again looks fairly unperturbed. With the sensitivity doubled again to ISO, the noise levels gradually increase on both the V1 and G3, but both are still delivering good-looking images, again with the G3 enjoying a lead. Meanwhile the S is struggling with an image becoming marred by high noise reduction and a gradual loss of both fine detail and overall saturation.

The G3 image is also becoming pretty noisy at this point, but still holds onto reasonable detail. Meanwhile the S bravely continues, but its image is really falling apart now. All three cameras max-out at ISO and none are looking pretty.

I prefer this approach, and while the V1 may not deliver clean noise-free images across most of its ISO range, the images are at least crisp and detailed. So while the Nikon 1 CX-format sensor may be relatively small compared to rival mirrorless ILCs, it really does deliver superior results in low light to point-and-shoot models — even top-of-the-range ones like the Canon S To compare the different noise reduction settings I shot my standard low-light scene with each, across the entire sensitivity range from 80 to ISO.

As before the aperture was set to f4 in Aperture Priority mode. With these sensitivities, you may prefer to reduce the NR to Low and apply noise reduction after the event.

At the top sensitivity of ISO, you might enjoy a superior result with the same technique, but the image data is already severally compromised at that point. Like most recent Canon models it also offers a composite Handheld Night Scene mode which stacks multiple shots in an attempt to reduce noise.

Find out how it measures-up in my S Handheld Night Scene results. Alternatively skip to my S sample images or straight to the S verdict. On this page I wanted to show what you can achieve with RAW files, in particular with a boost in sharpening and contrast. Weatherproof body with triple control-dials. These Lightroom competitors each offer a difference balance of features, performance and usability. All information on Neocamera is provided free of charge yet running this website is a huge endeavor.

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