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Decided last night to finally give my 5d3 a low light workout. Previous experience under these conditions would have been with the 1ds2.
Was shooting an outdoor concert using the light from a concert video monitor. It was flickering all over the place with all sorts of color temps and intensities. Auto iso was swinging from 800 to 6400, outer points were locking beautifully. I legitimately needed the 1.2 just to get enough light. In post, i was doing crazy adjustments on tint and temp, but very little cropping or local adjustments needed. I was shooting for a fairly natural finish, and given the look of the raws, I was super happy with the results.
I guess I would have gotten maybe one fifth of the production with the 1ds2. Focus would have been hunting all night, and most shots would have been out of iso range. Sometimes, the gear makes all the difference.
1 still dusk
2 total night now
3. LR 50,000 iso and -150 tint, both at the limits
4 -89 tint!
5 Yes, we have hipsters in Nashville. This guy commented on the 1.2 bokeh.
Edited on May 21, 2013 at 09:09 AM · View previous versions
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