Summer Tournament In Las Vegas
Jun 23, 2018 15:48:16 #
Shot with D500 50mm 1.8.
Last two shot with Nikon D4
Last two shot with Nikon D4
Jun 23, 2018 17:05:58 #
Jules these are great....
I saw you had issues the other day ,what adjustments did you make??
I saw you had issues the other day ,what adjustments did you make??
Jun 23, 2018 20:29:28 #
Tom DePuy wrote:
Jules these are great....
I saw you had issues the other day ,what adjustments did you make??
I saw you had issues the other day ,what adjustments did you make??
Hi Tom: I used the Nikon D4 and was a bit concern on how much noise there was at iso 5000. I guess I expected better at 100%.
Jun 24, 2018 06:21:37 #
Jules Karney wrote:
Hi Tom: I used the Nikon D4 and was a bit concern on how much noise there was at iso 5000. I guess I expected better at 100%.
Hi friend. It has been awhile. How are you doing? Nice shots. I haven't been doing much (some volunteer shoots that I do for a nearby city). Thinking of doing some landscape work. Going to have a garage sale in the fall and try and sell some of my matted work. What was the lighting like in this gym? Were you shooting at ISO 5000 for these? I am so ready for sports to start back up. Going to go to school and shoot some inside and try and get my settings ready for Gymnastics and Basketball. Keep it up pal, let me know what you re doing. Thanks
Tom
Jun 24, 2018 11:03:18 #
Jaackil
Loc: Massachusetts
Jules Karney wrote:
Shot with D500 50mm 1.8.
Last two shot with Nikon D4
Last two shot with Nikon D4
Jules Great Shots!
I love shooting indoor sports with a Nifty 50. It certainly requires some work and access to good positions but it gets the job done. The last two are great. I think the only people who care about noise in a photo are photographers looking at images blown up on their big monitors. If those images were blown up to 24x36 and hung on a wall you wouldn’t even notice any noise.
Jun 24, 2018 11:33:28 #
Jaackil wrote:
Jules Great Shots!
I love shooting indoor sports with a Nifty 50. It certainly requires some work and access to good positions but it gets the job done. The last two are great. I think the only people who care about noise in a photo are photographers looking at images blown up on their big monitors. If those images were blown up to 24x36 and hung on a wall you wouldn’t even notice any noise.
I love shooting indoor sports with a Nifty 50. It certainly requires some work and access to good positions but it gets the job done. The last two are great. I think the only people who care about noise in a photo are photographers looking at images blown up on their big monitors. If those images were blown up to 24x36 and hung on a wall you wouldn’t even notice any noise.
Thanks for getting back to me. I will figure this out.
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