Originally posted by angerdan Not gone, just revised:
OK, it looks like they reposed it, with some modification. The two changes that I see that interested me were....
- In the side by side chipped out image example, the ISO was originally 25600, and is now 51200.
- The original statement has been slightly modified to "The accelerator chip is supposed to be most effective at low and mid ISOs.
It retains detail and improves noise and DR.".
In essence, they are returning to emphasizing higher ISO values, while dropping claims about detail retention, along with improved noise and DR.
Just waiting for reviews and examples to try to figure out what benefits there are for me.