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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 161092" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>What I'm talking about is high ISO noise levels. With the lower pixel each pixel on the D600 can allow more light information in, so at extreme ISO's there is less noise to be dealt with. Can I measure how much less? Probably not. I've yet to do a series of set shots with both at various ISOs and compared, only shot with each in similar situations and while I liked what I saw with the D800, I was blown away by the D600. For me the MP count only comes into play when I'm shooting something that I know will need to be cropped - like birds and wildlife at a distance. There I much prefer the D800 as it gives me more "pixels per critter".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 161092, member: 9240"] What I'm talking about is high ISO noise levels. With the lower pixel each pixel on the D600 can allow more light information in, so at extreme ISO's there is less noise to be dealt with. Can I measure how much less? Probably not. I've yet to do a series of set shots with both at various ISOs and compared, only shot with each in similar situations and while I liked what I saw with the D800, I was blown away by the D600. For me the MP count only comes into play when I'm shooting something that I know will need to be cropped - like birds and wildlife at a distance. There I much prefer the D800 as it gives me more "pixels per critter". [/QUOTE]
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