Obviously not for fighting and defending your harem, but for reaching those itches in the nether regions that you wouldn't be able to reach without them....
I am posting this mainly because I have been asked by quite a few people what I think of the high ISO on the 50D, this image is the result of a mistake, I had been photographing deer in the woods, and had upped the ISO to get a reasonable exposure, when I came out this character was performing and I forgot to drop the ISO again...
IMO the Raw files are very usable indeed provided the exposure is correct, the DR seems a little less than the 40D but not a lot less. Here I have run a small amount of NR via neat image on the bg only.
All the best
Phil
Posted by Tim Munsey on September 14, 2009 at 3:54 AM
LOL, nice one Phil, good to hear that old timers still get caught out (or is it).
Tim
Posted by Craig Jones on September 14, 2009 at 5:48 AM
Great action captured and the detail in the deer is wonderful,at 1600 iso it looks great
Posted by Fran French on September 14, 2009 at 6:47 AM
LOL love the description of use for the antlers
A super image Phil, and a very impressive result considering the ISO.
Fran
Posted by Mark Davies on September 14, 2009 at 7:16 AM
Ah but he can't pick his nose with them. LOL
A behaviour shot not normally documented .I thought it was just me that suffered with memory retention, but at least i get to meet a new friend every minute or so. It comes to us all Phil .Nice one.
Posted by Chris O'Reilly on September 14, 2009 at 8:43 AM
You hit the nail on the head regarding the correct exposure - being as accurate as possible at high ISOs makes a surprising amount of difference.
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Hi,
Obviously not for fighting and defending your harem, but for reaching those itches in the nether regions that you wouldn't be able to reach without them....
I am posting this mainly because I have been asked by quite a few people what I think of the high ISO on the 50D, this image is the result of a mistake, I had been photographing deer in the woods, and had upped the ISO to get a reasonable exposure, when I came out this character was performing and I forgot to drop the ISO again...
IMO the Raw files are very usable indeed provided the exposure is correct, the DR seems a little less than the 40D but not a lot less. Here I have run a small amount of NR via neat image on the bg only.
All the best
Phil
Tim
A super image Phil, and a very impressive result considering the ISO.
Fran
A behaviour shot not normally documented .I thought it was just me that suffered with memory retention, but at least i get to meet a new friend every minute or so. It comes to us all Phil .Nice one.
Cheers,
Chris
Drew
Very nice image Phil.
Andy...