 but, I guess you’d be able to take a picture of something black, in a black room with nearly no light and still get a picture of something. It’s also what most, if not all, of the vendors are using to help reduce image blur.
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UPDATE: We neglected to mention when we originally posted this that the Z885 doesn’t even have the highest ISO we saw on a consumer camera at PMA. The <a href=){kind=tracking}
The top-mounted mode dial is very thumb-use friendly.
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Josh Goldman
on
March 9, 2007
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just bought the 885. compaired to my Canon 350D i really dont see much diference. high iso is absolute great ,Iso 800 noise almost invisible.