Canon PowerShot S60: Follow-up to the S50
by Stephen Caston on August 17, 2004 12:00 AM EST- Posted in
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Noise
The noise test consists of pictures of our studio shot taken at increasing ISO levels to show the effect on the image. The pictures were taken after resetting the camera to its factory default settings. The highest quality recording mode was used. Click on a 100% crop below to view the full-size image.Canon PowerShot S60 (Manual WB) | |
ISO 50 | Click to enlarge. |
ISO 100 | Click to enlarge. |
ISO 200 | Click to enlarge. |
ISO 400 | Click to enlarge. |
As you can see from the crops above, noise doesn’t become a real problem until ISO 400. Even at ISO 200, the image retains a good amount of detail and is quite usable. At ISO 400, there is a significant addition of noise and loss of detail. Overall, we were very impressed with the noise performance on the S60.
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AtaStrumf - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 - link
I believe the last line in the article is a bit off:Thanks again to Newegg.com for loaning us the **Nikon Coolpix 5200** for our review
Wasn't it the Canon PowerShot A60 :)