Sony A350 vs Olympus E520 ISO 800
A lot of fanboy always claim the bigger the sensor, the noise level and image quality will be better. Well is this claim true? Lets find out.
Here is an image taken using
camera: Sony A350.
aperture: f3.5
shutter speed: 1/125
iso:800
100% crop
if your double click on the image below to view at 100% crop you will notice the noise level is very high for a larger sensor as compare to a 4/3 sensor. The noise pattern which has heavy chroma noise is also very disturbing.
camera: Sony A350.
aperture: f7.1
shutter speed: 1/100
iso:800
100% crop
from the picture below is it my eye is playing trick on me cause i found some sort of banding along side the horrible noise.
camera: Olympus E520
aperture: f3.5
shutter speed: 1/50
iso:800
100% crop
When you double click on the pics below you will notice there is fine grain type of noise where all the detail is still there. At least there is no color blot everywhere as a result of heavy noise filtering at work.
camera: Olympus E520
aperture: f5.6
shutter speed: 1/160
iso:800
100% crop
well given the right exposure you hardly get noise :)
From the two photos above at 100% crop do you think that larger sensor means lower noise and better Image Quality? Well at least not from my point of view.
So the grass is not always greener over the other side..:)
Here is an image taken using
camera: Sony A350.
aperture: f3.5
shutter speed: 1/125
iso:800
100% crop
if your double click on the image below to view at 100% crop you will notice the noise level is very high for a larger sensor as compare to a 4/3 sensor. The noise pattern which has heavy chroma noise is also very disturbing.
camera: Sony A350.
aperture: f7.1
shutter speed: 1/100
iso:800
100% crop
from the picture below is it my eye is playing trick on me cause i found some sort of banding along side the horrible noise.
camera: Olympus E520
aperture: f3.5
shutter speed: 1/50
iso:800
100% crop
When you double click on the pics below you will notice there is fine grain type of noise where all the detail is still there. At least there is no color blot everywhere as a result of heavy noise filtering at work.
camera: Olympus E520
aperture: f5.6
shutter speed: 1/160
iso:800
100% crop
well given the right exposure you hardly get noise :)
From the two photos above at 100% crop do you think that larger sensor means lower noise and better Image Quality? Well at least not from my point of view.
So the grass is not always greener over the other side..:)
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