SuperCCD losing its edge?

[Bajie]

Until the past few days, I haven't checked any reviews since getting my F31 back in Feb/March. What I saw, I the new Canon and even Sony!? T-series compacts are producing ISO400 and 800 shots that have really reduced the gap with the F30/31, enough that if I were shopping today, I'd consider more weight on features and non-technical factors. I have yet to make a large print since entering digital photography. I wish they'd do a test with flash in a big incandescent-lit room, though, where I've been getting the biggest SuperCCD benefit.

Have you guys noticed the same thing? I'm guessing it's due to better processing as opposed to better hardware... Fuji should pick one to team up with.

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I wish they'd do a test with flash in a big incandescent-lit room, though, where I've been getting the biggest SuperCCD benefit.


I thought the point of having a Fuji F series camera was to try to avoid using flash to create more natural lighting indoor low light photos.