High ISO Comparison: Nikon D810 Vs. 5D Mark III Vs. D610 Vs. Sony A7R

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Here is the high ISO comparison of Nikon D810, Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Nikon D610 and Sony A7R.

All images are RAW files:

ISO 6400
ISO 6400
ISO 12800
ISO 12800
ISO 25600
ISO 25600
ISO 51200
ISO 51200

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2 thoughts on “High ISO Comparison: Nikon D810 Vs. 5D Mark III Vs. D610 Vs. Sony A7R”

  1. Can we please stop doing these 1:1 pixel comparisons?
    Signal to noise ratio, please.
    Or max ISO for a given amount of noise.
    Or amount of noise for a given ISO.
    If sensor size is the same, the SNR is given by the amount of noise.
    Noise changes with amplification and amplification algorithms change from camera to camera.

    Need some of this explained? Feel free to get in contact with me for posibilities of an article.

  2. I think this is less scientific and more subjective. I look at the images, pick the photos I like and match them to the camera that took them.

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