yosemite_oct_2006_all_cameras Photo Gallery by Sandy Fleischmann at pbase.com

Mixed shots with Sigma SD10 DSLR (IMG0000 #s) also see Yosemite in main Sigma SD10 gallery https://pbase.com/sandyfleischman/sigma_sd10_photos
Polaroid x530 (with smaller Foveon sensor) (PIMG0000 #s shot RAW, processed with Polaroid PhotoLab and saved as JPEGs),
and Fujifilm F30 point and shoot (DSCF0000 #s)

PIMG0989.jpg Yosemite meadow	PIMG0990.jpg Polaroid x530/Foveon sensor	DSCF0612.jpg ***see comparison shots in Yosemite gallery	IMG06065.jpg meadow Yosemite Falls (dry)
PIMG0988.jpg Yosemite meadow	PIMG0991.jpg Merced Half Dome	DSCF0618.jpg best from Fuji F30 river, Half Dome	IMG06088.jpg Merced, Half Dome
IMG06088.jpg reprocessed version, more naturalistic	DSCF0624.jpg El Capitan rockclimbers....	DSCF0625.jpg zoomed out view of El Capitan	IMG06115.jpg Yosemite El Capitan rockclimbers 105mm EX (see notes)
PIMG1001.jpg El Capitan rockclimbers	DSCF0603.jpg best of F30's valley vista	IMG06044.jpg Yosemite El Capitan Half Dome Three Brothers	IMG06072.jpg
IMG06058.jpg looking left from #6065 (see notes)	IMG06079.jpg Merced	IMG06013.jpg white pumpkins, Farmer's market Rte 120 to Yosemite

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Sandy Fleischmann		14-Nov-2006 14:11
Typically I found the dynamic range of the F30 rather limited (see Merced River shot). Plus foliage detail on F30 doesn't equal what the SD10 produces. Foliage, grass, leaves, such details are extremely important to me as a landscape photographer primarily.

Guest		02-Nov-2006 20:29
DSCF0603 v.s. IMG06044 (especially if you switched to the chrome setting of the F30, to equal the juiced up SD10 :) That little camera more than holds it's own -- even at iso 100, and it just wipes the floor with the SD10 at 400 and above. (Don't show these to George!!!)

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