Quick shot for anyone questioning Sigma 30 1.4
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Donald Lynd
Registered: Feb 20, 2007
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Country: United States

NOTHING technical here, purely for anyone searching for pictures from this lens with a simple room light.

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D300 Sigma 30mm 1.4 @ 1/40th 1.4 3200



R. Francois
Registered: Jun 12, 2006
Total Posts: 4720
Country: Netherlands

you can't do 3200 on a D300. You know that...



I'm still contemplating that lens. But i'd also like a 50mm 1.4... hmmm



camerapapi
Registered: Oct 15, 2002
Total Posts: 4726
Country: United States

It is scary, at least it is for me.
If this is the performance you can expect from the new cameras imagine just what would it be 2 years from now!
Scary.
William Rodriguez
Miami, Florida.



Taylor Barrett
Registered: Dec 12, 2007
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Country: United States

From where I'm sitting it might use a white balance correction but looks good. How about this?

Moved the color balance slider from yellow to blue and did a little noise reduction with keep details at 100%.

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R. Francois
Registered: Jun 12, 2006
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too much magenta now and the noise reduction made it look smeared. but that's personal. Don't be afraid of a little noise, it will not be a problem in a print...



kjcramer
Registered: Mar 20, 2008
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R. Francois wrote:
too much magenta now and the noise reduction made it look smeared. but that's personal. Don't be afraid of a little noise, it will not be a problem in a print...


+1



wjlapier
Registered: Sep 15, 2004
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Country: United States

I like the noise from the D300 at 3200ISO. Agreed, the second pic looks too red, but other looked green

Oh, the lens looks like it does well.

Be curious to see what a Nikkor 35mm f/1.4 AFS would be like--make it sharp at 1.4, Nikon!!



Donald Lynd
Registered: Feb 20, 2007
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I am definitely impressed with this lens in low light settings.

And D300 noise at iso 3200 is quite usable in most situations that would even require 3200.



Donald Lynd
Registered: Feb 20, 2007
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Country: United States

Srgb Version

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100%

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A bit of Dfine (60%) for anyone wondering about P.P.



DaveEP
Registered: Aug 14, 2004
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kjcramer wrote:
R. Francois wrote:
too much magenta now and the noise reduction made it look smeared. but that's personal. Don't be afraid of a little noise, it will not be a problem in a print...


+1


+2

Is your monitor color calibrated? There was an awful lot of magenta in that one



phillip ino
Registered: May 12, 2008
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I've never questioned it. One must embrace its razor-thin DoF. Was my favorite lens to use before selling it.



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intero
Registered: Oct 10, 2004
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The D300 really rewards you for perfect white balance. Shots at ISO3200 will be even better when the white balance is dead on.

-Tom



Marc Kurth
Registered: Nov 14, 2003
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Looks pretty darn good, Donald.

Taylor, Is your monitor calibrated?

Marc



Taylor Barrett
Registered: Dec 12, 2007
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Marc Kurth wrote:
Looks pretty darn good, Donald.

Taylor, Is your monitor calibrated?

Marc


This one isn't. I posted it from my laptop and I wouldn't be surprised if its off. I formatted it because I'm selling soon and haven't applied a color profile.

phillip ino wrote:
I've never questioned it. One must embrace its razor-thin DoF. Was my favorite lens to use before selling it.



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That is just lovely.



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