Nikon D300 (DX) Vs Nikon D700 (FX) High ISO Performance

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Despite the superior high ISO performance of the D300, there is still quite a gap between FX and DX in this area (high ISO performance), in particular @ ISO 3200+.

I am very sensitive to image noise, even images taken @ ISO 1600 with the D300 can be a worrying. However, I have no problem shooting @ ISO 6400 with my D700.

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Left: Nikon D300 @ISO1600; Right Nikon D700 @ISO1600

Left: Nikon D300 @ISO3200; Right Nikon D700 @ISO3200

Left: Nikon D300 @ISO6400; Right Nikon D700 @ISO6400

Left: Nikon D700 @ISO12800; Right Nikon D700 @ISO25600

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