RustyRus wrote:
Snuck my Leica Point and Shoot into a show last night-
The High ISO performance of the M11m always surprises me.
Just to help me learn my new M10-M I have an ISO question from your shots Rusty. The caption says 160,000 but I think the M10-M stops at ISO 100,000. The EXIF data says 65535 ISO. What ISO was this actually shot at?
In either case the image quality is so smooth for such high ISO, really amazing. Did you do any noise reduction in these shots? It seems I can almost shoot in the dark with the M Monochromes.
1bwana1 wrote:
Just to help me learn my new M10-M I have an ISO question from your shots Rusty. The caption says 160,000 but I think the M10-M stops at ISO 100,000. The EXIF data says 65535 ISO. What ISO was this actually shot at?
In either case the image quality is so smooth for such high ISO, really amazing. Did you do any noise reduction in these shots? It seems I can almost shoot in the dark with the M Monochromes.
The M11m can go up to ISO 200K-
Fred's Exif reader only goes up to 65535 for some reason. I double checked but it was shot at ISO 160K.
I don't even consider ISO anymore shooting the M11m. Its so good at night I don't even grab my M11-P anymore if going out in the evening.
Here is the 100% untouched version of it- I even put the base noise reduction slider to zero- The venue was extremly dark at this point. I switched to f/8 and guessed on the focus point with the camera above my head.
LEICA M11 MonochromSummicron-M 1:2/35 ASPH. lens35mmf/8.01/125s65535 ISO0.0 EV
Fred's Exif reader only goes up to 65535 for some reason. I double checked but it was shot at ISO 160K.
I don't even consider ISO anymore shooting the M11m. Its so good at night I don't even grab my M11-P anymore if going out in the evening.
Here is the 100% untouched version of it- I even put the base noise reduction slider to zero- The venue was extremly dark at this point. I switched to f/8 and guessed on the focus point with the camera above my head.
Thanks for the info. That is just amazing. I guess it may be true that the M10-M can be shot to 100K. If so, it will likely have a permanent place in my bag.
