Just to see what it was like... This is taken with the sigma 70-200 at 95mm in room light (dark) hand held...
hehe... 3200 iso
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SuperGrain! D200 ISO 3200 (HI2)
Second image with my new toy....
Just to see what it was like... This is taken with the sigma 70-200 at 95mm in room light (dark) hand held... hehe... 3200 iso New page
http://www.potofgrass.com Portfolio... http://images.potofgrass.com Comments and money always welcome
It's the loss of detail thats the issue with the D200 at high ISO - fine details just get munched up by the noise.
That said, in B&W, as a small web size image, it doesn't look too bad 
Off topic, but Barrie how are you finding your 5D ?
The good news here is that - to me anyway - the noise looks like grain, and grain is more aesthetically acceptable than noise.
This shot could be from some pushed Tri-X. Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
Craig, No offensive noise and detail loss over ISO400 and no banding is the answer
It's an camera of exceptional image quality in all light conditions. And thats what I wanted.
Sounds like your very happy with your decision, is there anything you miss since changing ? I've browsed your photostream of flickr you've producing some might fine images, on both cameras.
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