Fanny, Newborn Baby
- 1. Intro : 300D Or Rebel, The Same Name Of The Game
- 2. NB: The Construction Of The Article
- 3. The 300D Is Worrying The Competition
- 4. The EOS 300D In Detail
- 5. Parallels Between The 300D And 300V
- 6. The EOS 300D Vs Compacts And Bridge Cameras
- 7. The EOS 300D As A Digital Reflex Camera
- 8. Tests
- 9. The Viewfinder Problem
- 10. Modes And Menus, Limitations Of The 300D
- 11. Speed And Reactivity
- 12. Battery Life
- 13. Image Quality
- 14. Lenses
- 15. The Sensor
- 16. Explanations
- 17. CMOS Vs CCD, Sensor Formats, Continued
- 18. The Lens Conversion Factor
- 19. JPEG, TIFF, RAW Image Formats
- 20. Conclusions
- 21. What's Revolutionary About It?
- 22. To Finish Up
- 23. Fabrics
- 24. Cube
- 25. Parmesan Cheese
- 26. City
- 27. Delivered At EF 50; 100, 400, 1600 ISO
- 28. Fanny, Newborn Baby
28. Fanny, Newborn Baby
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The complete test was performed by Patrick Imbert but I, Vincent Alzieu, also used this camera for a few weeks. Better still, by pure chance, I got it the evening before the birth of my daughter, Fanny. On September 27, at midday, I was operating three cameras, a Canon G2 which, at 400 ISO, produces very noisy images, that are disappointing when printed, a Nikon Coolpix 5400 which produces too many blurred images at 1/30s, and which are black at 1/60s, and this 300D/Digital Rebel. Well, I was determined to take photos of my daughter as soon as possible. Mother + baby = without flash.
Only the 300D / Digital Rebel enabled me to take the photos without using flash, at 400 ISO, and with a very low noise level and excellent definition at 1/40s. I was thus able to take photos of my daughter during her first five minutes of life. A little retouching was required each time, to adjust levels and saturation, but the result was very satisfactory.
Fanny, Newborn 2
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