She hates the flash, so tried upping the iso ...
boy the D70 is noisy
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She hates the flash, so tried upping the iso ... boy the D70 is noisy Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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first one iso 1000, 1/200 @ f3.2 second iso 1600, 1/100 @ f3.8 ran through noise reduction to help a little  Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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The d70 was a bastard to shoot gigs with. Over iso1000 and the noise was a real problem, however i needed iso1600 dueto the crappy lighting. I find the d200 is really good at 1600, no canon but still really good and easy to manage the noise.
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Yes, there is some noise, but a good shot is a good shot. Compare this to ISO1600 colour film, or ISO400 slide film...
Cheers Steffen. lust for comfort suffocates the soul
The first image is magnificent....those eyes really make the shot ! The selective DOF on the face is well done.
No. 2, I feel, is let down by not enough DOF. The nose is "just" OOF , leaving the hair on the bridge of the nose in focus. IMO, it would have been a better image if the nose/nostril had been in focus. Although the high ISO looks quite bad on-screen, printed out, the image shouldn't look too bad. I guess it comes down to what the image is intended for (if anything). But as steffen said, "a good shot is a good shot"....and it's better to get that shot (with noise) than not have that shot at all. PS..what lens were you using ? Dave
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Thanks everyone
Really appreciate the feedback - I don't usually shoot at high iso, but thought it was about time I tried it 
Bloody hard LOL The shot was taken with the old trusty 105 2.8 micro Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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As always - love your work.
The first shot may look terrific cropped as a portrait shot - getting rid of the background. The eyes just do it for me with this shot. Cheers, Mick
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