low light shot of Sony NEX-6 vs Fuji X100  Started 8 months ago
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reply to Pete peterson, 8 months ago  Pete peterson wrote:
Interms of exposure, yes the camera should adjust the shutter
speed and ISO to compensate. The issue when comparing quality at
different appartures that with less light coming through the
lens on one you are either introducing more blur through a lower
shutter speed or more noise through a higher ISO. Either way the
final image quality will be reduced in a low light situation as
there is only so much movement that stabilisation can counter.
This is why people take pay much more for faster lenses (that
and the added depth of feild control).  Photography is all about
light and how you control and adapt to it. a test that only lets
in half the light in one scenario compared to the other is
invalid if you are trying to compare quality. The only way to
compare the quality of the camera (ie the actual sensor) is to
have the same