If you superimpose 5 photos with each exposed at 6 sec, you will get the same result in noise as one photo with 30 sec exposure (assuming everything else being the same). I posted a few posts a few days ago that explained that noise is proportional to 1/sqrt(signal). So if total signal is the same, noise will be the same.
U96 pointed out one situation when some thing else is different.
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interesting, but it would not be the same if ur formula is right
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02/22/2007 postreply
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You need to add signals first.
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02/22/2007 postreply
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numbers?
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02/22/2007 postreply
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Noise is random.
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02/22/2007 postreply
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i see, thanks!
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02/22/2007 postreply
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回复:Noise is random.
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02/22/2007 postreply
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Yes
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02/22/2007 postreply
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回复:Same
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回复:Same
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02/22/2007 postreply
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This is another case where "everything else" is not the same
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02/22/2007 postreply
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