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

I have more if anyone interested.

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R2

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...

It's a little bit pixelated

Nice concept

Ronza wrote:It's a little bit pixelated

I agree...those bloody superscreens have such poor resolution  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

thanks for the feedback.

cheers

R2

rookie2 wrote:

Ronza wrote:It's a little bit pixelated

I agree...those bloody superscreens have such poor resolution  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

thanks for the feedback.

cheers

R2

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.

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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R2

Also, cool pic
Would have liked to see a bit more of his strumming hand and guitar, but that's just my thought

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.