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p.2 #17D ISO 3200
Not only 3200 ISO, but the EXIF also shows 1/40 sec and 700 mm. Handheld from a car window! Please tell me it was resting on the window opening and not completely hand held.
And, once you get past the technical stuff -- a very nice picture! Great work, Mohammed. It's not just LR3 that is amazing!
John
And, once you get past the technical stuff -- a very nice picture! Great work, Mohammed. It's not just LR3 that is amazing!
John
Apr 24, 2010 at 09:31 PM
p.2 #27D ISO 3200
You lost a touch of detail to get the wonderful image Mohammed. In this case I think it’s worth the trade off.
Morris
Morris
Apr 25, 2010 at 08:01 AM
p.2 #37D ISO 3200
Fabulous high iso work Mohammed. Thanks for the 7d noise tip, someone was just asking me about that 
Tim
Tim
Apr 25, 2010 at 08:57 PM
p.2 #47D ISO 3200
Mohammed, wonderful job on such a high iso image. Amazing what we can capture now that a few years would have been impossible. I had been a bit disappointed with the 7D's high iso noise but obviously with the right post processing it works just fine. Thanks for sharing that great image,
Eric
Eric
Apr 25, 2010 at 09:34 PM
p.2 #77D ISO 3200
Looks great.
I agree, Adobe's new raw converter is great.
Since sharpening tends to increase the visibility of noise, you might be able to get some detail back by reducing the amount of luminance NR, and using the "Masking" slider under Sharpening to prevent sharpening from being applied where it isn't wanted. Hold down the "option" key on a Mac ("Alt" I think on PC), then drag the Masking slider to the right and watch the effect of making on sharpening (sharpening will be suppressed in the dark areas that pop out as you increase the Masking value).
This technique can work very well for getting the noise out of blue skies while leaving the detail in the bird(s).
I agree, Adobe's new raw converter is great.
Since sharpening tends to increase the visibility of noise, you might be able to get some detail back by reducing the amount of luminance NR, and using the "Masking" slider under Sharpening to prevent sharpening from being applied where it isn't wanted. Hold down the "option" key on a Mac ("Alt" I think on PC), then drag the Masking slider to the right and watch the effect of making on sharpening (sharpening will be suppressed in the dark areas that pop out as you increase the Masking value).
This technique can work very well for getting the noise out of blue skies while leaving the detail in the bird(s).
Apr 30, 2010 at 01:39 PM
p.2 #87D ISO 3200
Terrrrrrrific NR with LR3! Woo hoo! Thanks for including the screen shot Mohammed!
Apr 30, 2010 at 01:41 PM
p.2 #97D ISO 3200
Very nice capture in #1, that is one big fish to swallow. Nice going with the noise.
Larry
Larry
May 01, 2010 at 04:28 AM
p.2 #107D ISO 3200
72chevelle454 wrote:
Mohammed, can you send one of them purple heron to Michigan
Great looking shot, your Fisher is nice as well.
Chad
We've already got green, white, and blue. Are you trying to fill out the collection?
Mohammed, can you send one of them purple heron to Michigan
Great looking shot, your Fisher is nice as well.Chad
We've already got green, white, and blue. Are you trying to fill out the collection?
May 01, 2010 at 07:18 AM
p.2 #117D ISO 3200
Very nice shots Mohammed, no.1 is excellent. I'm also impressed with what the 7D can do at 3200 ISO. Paul.
May 01, 2010 at 08:17 AM