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DavidLake
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If you really need to use it...

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The D3 can pull off some magical shots at ridiculously high ISO. Really we are so spoiled, its just silly what we can get away with now :)

iso-25,600 - color PP
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iso-25,600 - b&w PP
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Both completely usable shots. Not iso1600 good, but seriously how is it even this good!


iso-12,800 - color PP
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iso-12,800 - b&w PP
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I know, you don't believe that these are iso12,800. Neither did I after a little clean up in LR &CS3.

OK, your turn to see some high ISO goodies. Nothing lower than iso3200 qualifies...
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pam.meier
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Post by pam.meier »

Hi David, outstanding shots! What I find more remarkable than the fact that these are almost noise-free is the natural colors.
Usually lesser cameras mess up colors badly beyond 800 ISO I think.

Oh, on another note that Bat Mitwzah girl really likes casual ways of sitting ;)
DavidLake
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I really think you can get away with too much :)

Post by DavidLake »

The iso12800 shot is completely decent. Since this is equivalent to iso200-400 from most P&S cameras, people (clients) will likely not even notice the slight residual noise after PP. Though my beloved Panny LX3 looks this good at iso1600 with the same processing for NR.
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