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E-P1 at high ISO
- Thread starter woodmancy
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Streetshooter
Subscriber Member
Keith,
True enuff... I find that iso 2000 is the top
end before you need noise reduction.
I think it will be better when ACR comes
along with the update.
But 2000 ain't hard to take at all...
Don
True enuff... I find that iso 2000 is the top
end before you need noise reduction.
I think it will be better when ACR comes
along with the update.
But 2000 ain't hard to take at all...
Don
Photomorgana
New member
Thank you Keith.
Great news for humanity, bad news for my wallet
I wanted to wait for second generation of Oly-pen with EVF, but I dont think I can wait. Luckily my girlfriend loves white E-p1.
Great news for humanity, bad news for my wallet
I wanted to wait for second generation of Oly-pen with EVF, but I dont think I can wait. Luckily my girlfriend loves white E-p1.
scho
Well-known member
I agree Keith. Blew a lot of hand held shots today trying to get by at lower ISO (IS on, but not that helpful for shaky hands holding a camera out in front with no support) so I switched to auto ISO and my in focus hit rate went up without much additional noise. Here is one at ISO 1250:
