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If I were in your shoes, I will ask the same shoes question.

Woofmy, TS is correct, he is referring to hot(white) pixels. But the whole point he wanted to deliver in this thread is not about pixels, it is about service quality of NSC.

The grain appears more like the cause of underexposure.

TS, how bad is the grain? Why not upload or link a photo for more productive discussion? I wonder how bad the grain a D300 would porduce with a F2 or F2.8 lens in a restaurant. Could it be an expectation issue?

want to say say properly, dont know dont anyhow say.

D700 is better because it has got a lot more functionality. This is from an experience photographer point of view. 450D is better because it is cheaper. This is from a newbie point of view. What is better? it is better to do your research.

Yes, I love 5D MKII, when new 5D is announced, D700 price will drop.

relegate??? you are RICH Bro:thumbsup:!

Even D80 also have auto ISO and I used it almost all the time. One setback is that the auto ISO is on even when set to Manual mode. I have to manually disable it. Troublesome but not not too inconvenient though.

S$4.3k Plus more expensive lens.....

While we are still speculating and imagining the second FF DSLR D10, some leakage of D700 info makes us feel amusing. Yes, perhaps, D10 is not the DSLR that we have waited for more than a year , the real star to be launched is the D700. This D700 spy shot is unveiled by a internet user called...

Thanks for pointing out... I am referring to, by having F5.6 instead of a larger aperture(smaller F-stop number), and assuming constant S-speed, than the background would be less exposed as compare to the one using a larger aperture. And since TS already asid background is dark, if one...

Calebk, not that my suggestion is useless, I am suggesting ....4) use a slowest possible shutter speed that you could still hand hold the camera steadily. And I suggested that ... If all suggestions fail, reduce shutter speed further(this is I am assuming that the shutter speed is so slow...

if a lens has a larger aperture than F5.6, then you are under exposing the background by that number of stops. By setting the flash power to +2/3, you will cause the subject to become overexposed, resulting in even darker background in relative term.