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Agree here David, when I go from the GRD to my wifes Canon G9 I have to shift gear, and it can take me a while if there are other distractions.The problem I have using multiple cameras is remembering how they operate. If I use one exclusively for a while, I settle into thinking that's how the controls are supposed to work. Fortunately, the GRD2 is very user friendly. I just have to fiddle with it for a few minutes to recall how I've set the manual functions for the buttons and dials. From a controls and user settings point-of-view, it's my all-time favorite camera.
Thanks David. I was just curious because it isn't bad grain like I get from my LX1; it is quite pleasing.Cledry -- I didn't intentionally add noise or grain, though I may have inadvertently added some when processing in Lightroom. The first six Wynn hotel images were shot at ISO 400 by mistake. Looking at the EXIF metadata, they were exposed at 1/620, 1/400, 1/70, 1/470, 1/440, and 1/290 respectively. I wasn't paying attention to the settings and could have shot at a much lower ISO setting, so don't judge the GRD2 based on those shots. The last Wynn hotel image (the one with the balcony) was shot at ISO 100 and 1/100.