"plus the inclusion of shooting speeds all the way down to ISO 3200"
- ISO is not a measure of the shooting "speed" - ISO is the sensitivity of the CCD sensory, like the amplification or "gain." Shooting "speeds" would refer to the FPS that a camera can shoot continuously. Or, perhaps you meant shutter speed, which is once again entirely different.
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"plus the inclusion of shooting speeds all the way down to ISO 3200"
- ISO is not a measure of the shooting "speed" - ISO is the sensitivity of the CCD sensory, like the amplification or "gain." Shooting "speeds" would refer to the FPS that a camera can shoot continuously. Or, perhaps you meant shutter speed, which is once again entirely different.