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Digital Noise & Image Quality
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These two images are high quality DFO images. Both have been photographed at 800 iso to see just how well the camera can reproduce the fine detail required for fingerprint images.

 

The image on the left looses the fine detail in section A while the image on the right retains it. In fact in the right hand image it is possible to use 100 - 800 ISO with very little noticeable lose in image quality. On some occasions  they even look better at ISO 800!!

 

The camera on the left is Nikon and the camera on the right is Fuji

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Section A

In terms of image quality, there is so much emphasis on more and more pixels, while this is important there are many other factors can significantly effect the quality of the image. There is much debate among photographers over just how many pixels we really need. Look at the following forum links and see what you think?

 

D200 V S5 Pro Forum

 

Gizmodo.com