Interesting test. Must be just like lens tests (varying differences). I am looking at an 8X10 printed on a Fuji Frontier that I shot at 1600 ISO and it looks much better than anything I have ever shot on Superia 1600 from a grain perspective. In fact, I was very suprised by how good it was.
-- Best regards, Bruce Wednesday, December 10, 2003, 12:29:24 AM, you wrote: SP> At least high-speed. In latest issue of French "Chasseur d'images" there was SP> comparison of high speed film (Superia 400 and 1600) with two DSLRs (Nikon SP> D100 and Canon 300D). And while at iso400 DSLRs performed better - almost no SP> grain (noise) was visible, then at iso1600 Superia was much better, having SP> significantly smaller grain than noise in both cameras. SP> As we can see, no technology is perfect and so film has still some serious SP> advantages over digital :-)
