Amateur Photographer

ISO and noise

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Users of the Z 5 can expect lovely clean, noise-free images between ISO 100 and ISO 800 shooting in raw. Push to ISO 1600 and ISO 3200 and you’ll start to notice noise appearing, however it can be remedied by applying a small amount of noise reduction during post processing. ISO 6400 and ISO 12,800 are usable, but you’ll notice fine detail starts to be encumbered by increased noise in the latter. While I’d be prepared to shoot up to ISO 25,600 at a push on the Z 6, I’d consider ISO 12,800 to be the upper limit I’d be willing to shoot at on the Z 5. I’d highly recommend avoiding ISO 51,200 and ISO 102,400 at all costs.

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RAW ISO 12,800
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RAW ISO 100
 ??  ?? RAW ISO 1600
RAW ISO 1600
 ??  ?? RAW ISO 102,400
RAW ISO 102,400
 ??  ?? RAW ISO 25,600
RAW ISO 25,600
 ??  ?? RAW ISO 51,200
RAW ISO 51,200
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