ISO 400?!Is this a trait of Digital SLR's? That relatively high ISO settings really don't affect the picture quality that much? At ISO 400, which is the P10's maximum, I would get lots of grainy photos, and I'd notice the difference quite easily; with the D80, the difference seems invisible.
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