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Postby rookie2 on Sat Mar 10, 2007 9:40 pm

one of a series I took at Clipsal during their sound check.

I have more if anyone interested.

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Postby Oz_Beachside on Sat Mar 10, 2007 10:17 pm

nice, I like the idea.

Good timing with the full image of the car in the rear screen.

I like it.

My eyes look for his hand though...
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Postby Ronza on Sat Mar 10, 2007 10:22 pm

It's a little bit pixelated ;)

Nice concept :)
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Postby rookie2 on Sat Mar 10, 2007 10:32 pm

Ronza wrote:It's a little bit pixelated ;)


I agree...those bloody superscreens have such poor resolution :D BTW Ronza I enjoyed your Fringe pics - great colour and mood.

I would be keen to get your tips on how you minimise noise when using such a high ISO and low speeds - is it in camera settings, using noise ninja or similar or just great photographic skills (probably a combo of these)

I use a D70s and get a lot of noise even at 400ISO with my 70 -200 VR


My eyes look for his hand though...


Yep I agree Oz. this was my my first attempt at taking band shots but looking back over them this was a common mistake - I'll blame inexperience and the 39C heat :shock: :shock:

thanks for the feedback.

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Postby adam on Sat Mar 10, 2007 10:55 pm

rookie2 wrote:
Ronza wrote:It's a little bit pixelated ;)


I agree...those bloody superscreens have such poor resolution :D BTW Ronza I enjoyed your Fringe pics - great colour and mood.

I would be keen to get your tips on how you minimise noise when using such a high ISO and low speeds - is it in camera settings, using noise ninja or similar or just great photographic skills (probably a combo of these)

I use a D70s and get a lot of noise even at 400ISO with my 70 -200 VR


My eyes look for his hand though...


Yep I agree Oz. this was my my first attempt at taking band shots but looking back over them this was a common mistake - I'll blame inexperience and the 39C heat :shock: :shock:

thanks for the feedback.

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I'm not starting a Nikon vs Canon war, but, many may suggest that Canons are better at handling noise at higher ISO. :) Particularly in the higher end bodies with the larger sensors.
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Postby rookie2 on Sat Mar 10, 2007 11:00 pm

adam wrote:
I'm not starting a Nikon vs Canon war, but, many may suggest that Canons are better at handling noise at higher ISO. :) Particularly in the higher end bodies with the larger sensors.


thanks Adam..that's what I have read too but since that level of gear is well ahead of me.

I'm just trying to pick up any general tips for noise reduction in the future..

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Postby adam on Sat Mar 10, 2007 11:09 pm

Also, cool pic :)
Would have liked to see a bit more of his strumming hand and guitar, but that's just my thought :)
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Postby Ollie on Sun Mar 11, 2007 10:07 pm

Nice shot, rookie.

I used to have a D70s and found that I handled noise very poorly. I havwe sinvce upgraded to a D2x and found that it handles noise superbly. Almost on a par with its Canon counterpart.

That said, Canons have always had superior noise handling.
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