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Fun with Nikon Images
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Shelby Lewis
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I'm not sure just yet... at ISO 100 there doesn't seem to be any noise anywhere... really. You can lift shadows almost as much as you want with no noise added. I'm shooting a wedding with it this weekend and should get a good feel for high ISO noise.
Here's a quick ISO 6400 shot... but was about a stop underexposed and then manipulated (tonally) pretty hard. With well-exposed shots, the noise is even less (quite so). What's nice is the amount of detail still kept at high ISO. D800, 180/2.8 wide open, i think 1/250th handheld.
Cheers!
Shelby
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Shelby Lewis
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Thanks Lloyd... funny, I got so used to carrying a monopod with my MF gear that I forgot that I really didn't need it in the hard morning light, so I carried it around needlessly all morning.
ckhfrankie
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D3s + AFs 200mm f/2G ED VRII + 14EIII
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Shelby Lewis
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Quick test of the 180/2.8 wide open... my daughter.
Cheers!
Shelby
Cheers!
Shelby
Gary Clennan
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viablex1
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man that is a killer shotD3s + AFs 200mm f/2G ED VRII + 14EIII
viablex1
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Just curious , I have seen some blue channels at 100 iso and the noise was pretty apparent but don't know how that would effect printing, I don't print so I don't know. Looking at my d700 the noise is not there at all.I'm not sure just yet... at ISO 100 there doesn't seem to be any noise anywhere... really. You can lift shadows almost as much as you want with no noise added. I'm shooting a wedding with it this weekend and should get a good feel for high ISO noise.
Here's a quick ISO 6400 shot... but was about a stop underexposed and then manipulated (tonally) pretty hard. With well-exposed shots, the noise is even less (quite so). What's nice is the amount of detail still kept at high ISO. D800, 180/2.8 wide open, i think 1/250th handheld.
Cheers!
Shelby
in any event looking forward to your impressions when you shoot the wedding, focus etc
matto
Jorgen Udvang
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+1 :thumbs:
Jorgen Udvang
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Excellent :thumbs:
But I thought you already had cars in Canada, no?
Gary Clennan
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Thanks Jorgen. You are correct - we do have cars here in Canada. They are very small though so they can fit into our igloos. 
BenH
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Purrrrrr...fection!
I'm not sure just yet... at ISO 100 there doesn't seem to be any noise anywhere... really. You can lift shadows almost as much as you want with no noise added. I'm shooting a wedding with it this weekend and should get a good feel for high ISO noise.
Here's a quick ISO 6400 shot... but was about a stop underexposed and then manipulated (tonally) pretty hard. With well-exposed shots, the noise is even less (quite so). What's nice is the amount of detail still kept at high ISO. D800, 180/2.8 wide open, i think 1/250th handheld.
Cheers!
Shelby
BenH
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Nice image! Hope you did not get as wet as your subject.D3s + AFs 200mm f/2G ED VRII + 14EIII
Lloyd
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Add my vote here. Terrific.:salute:
Lloyd
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Wonderful, creamy bokeh! Love the light here, Shelby. Super cute kiddo too.
Lloyd
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Too funny! BTW, Gary, nice shot, and a wonderful b/w conversion. :salute:Thanks Jorgen. You are correct - we do have cars here in Canada. They are very small though so they can fit into our igloos.
ckhfrankie
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ckhfrankie
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D3s + AFs 200mm f/2G ED VRII + 14eIII
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