tomorrow I will get my hands on a Canon SD1100

[andylawcc]

1) one indoor shot of some bottles of various colors
2) one outdoor shot of my work's parking lot in a distance
3) one outdoor shot of flowers

all done at various ISO (200/400/800?), with no flash, on a tripod.

anymore specification should I be aware of for a fair test?

[edit:]
sorry, have to go Syringer on you guys, I didn't have time to do all the shots above and have to return the camera to its owner a day after

 

[ElFenix]

try to even out the jpeg processing

 

[andylawcc]

Originally posted by: ElFenix
try to even out the jpeg processing

? you mean the post-processing? After i copy the original file from the camera, I will use photoshop to crop it to same size and save as quality 10. Is that what you mean?

 

[996GT2]

I would suggest you shoot something with lots of visible hairs, such as a rug or carpet.

With fine hairs, it is VERY easy to see how much detail is lost due to noise reduction at high ISO.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: andylawcc

Originally posted by: ElFenix
try to even out the jpeg processing

? you mean the post-processing? After i copy the original file from the camera, I will use photoshop to crop it to same size and save as quality 10. Is that what you mean?

no, i mean the in camera jpeg processing settings. by default they probably apply different noise reduction, sharpening, color reproduction, etc.

 

[andylawcc]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: andylawcc

Originally posted by: ElFenix
try to even out the jpeg processing

? you mean the post-processing? After i copy the original file from the camera, I will use photoshop to crop it to same size and save as quality 10. Is that what you mean?

no, i mean the in camera jpeg processing settings. by default they probably apply different noise reduction, sharpening, color reproduction, etc.

ah, okay.

well, the problem is, with the Canon, I can adjust "SuperFine" "Fine" and "Standard" image quality. With the Fuji, I can't/I don't know how to. All I can do is adjust resolution.