Another image from the recent evening in Ardnamurchan. Based on the comments from the last image i have dropped the yellow luminecence slider.
I am stuned how well the 7d dealt with the ISO, i have not done any noise reduction on theis image or sharpening so far
I did not include the feet due buscuits and rasins but am not sure if it needs to be croped tighter. Your comments are very welcome, also any veiws on by newish website would also be greatly appreciated.
Try hiding the nuts under the gravel ;) or under some leaves. Looks darn good to me. wish it were mine. I find with the 7D if you are close enough to get detail then your shots will look OK at higher ISO but try cropping
Posted by David Sewell on July 17, 2012 at 10:33 AM
Hi Ian,
There is certainly more detail to be brought out in the face by increasing the light in the shadows, of course that may also bring out unwanted detail in the tyre as well, but you can't have everything!
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7 repliesI am stuned how well the 7d dealt with the ISO, i have not done any noise reduction on theis image or sharpening so far
I did not include the feet due buscuits and rasins but am not sure if it needs to be croped tighter. Your comments are very welcome, also any veiws on by newish website would also be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Ian
160mm 1/125s f5.0 iso3200 Full Frame
There is certainly more detail to be brought out in the face by increasing the light in the shadows, of course that may also bring out unwanted detail in the tyre as well, but you can't have everything!
David
Thanks, I have increase light in the shadows but it really showed the noise so added NR as well. Any better?
Also amaising reflection in the eye, not sure if i should leave it or not
Ian
Keith.
Amazing at that ISO
JR
Oscar