Gast_308519
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Nachdem letztens ja schon der deutliche Vorsprung der Sony APS-C Sensoren bzgl. Dynamikbereich diskutiert wurde, gibt es hier einen anschaulichen Vergleich für die Amateur-KB-Sensoren D800 vs. 5D3:
http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/digital/Canon_EOS_5D_MkIII_vs_Nikon_D800_dynamic_range.html
Speziell hier der Bildvergleich:
http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/digital/D800_5D3/d800_vs_5D3_5_stops_under_iso100.jpg
Wieder sieht man derlei natürlich nur, wenn man die Tiefen massiv hochzieht, was aber schon mal vorkommen soll.
http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/digital/Canon_EOS_5D_MkIII_vs_Nikon_D800_dynamic_range.html
Speziell hier der Bildvergleich:
http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/digital/D800_5D3/d800_vs_5D3_5_stops_under_iso100.jpg
Wieder sieht man derlei natürlich nur, wenn man die Tiefen massiv hochzieht, was aber schon mal vorkommen soll.

What the comparison does seem to suggest though is that Canon need to work on their sensor design if they want to be "king of the hill" when it comes to DSLRs. While the sensor used in the 5D MkIII is certainly adequate in terms of base ISO dynamic range, there is now serious competition from some Nikon (and Sony) DSLRs. To be state-of-the-art or to lead the pack It seems like Canon need to come up with something inovative rather than just make small changes to the current sensors. The Canon DSLR imaging sensors are good, but they no longer appear to outperform imaging sensors used by Nikon in their latest DSLRs.