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Photographic reviews the Canon EOS 1D Mark II and writes:
'Image quality was, as you'd expect from an 8.2-megapixel pro camera, terrific. We did most of our shooting at the L (8.2-megapixel JPEG) image size, at the default compression setting of 8, as a good balance between ultimate quality and number of shots—you get about 4X as many L images per card as RAW images, and viewed at 100% on-screen, it's hard to see a difference in image quality—the L images are excellent. (The SanDisk 1 GB Extreme CompactFlash card and 256 MB Extreme SD card provided with our test camera are ideal companions for the Mark II—the hardy cards can operate in temperatures from –25° to 85° C and feature a write time of 9 MB/second, easily able to handle the camera's 5.0 MB/second write rate.) The Mark II's noise-reduction technology seems to work very well—image quality at ISO 800 and even 1600 was surprisingly good.'
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Posted by Darren in our News category on July 14, 2004