I know my camera specs, but some I just dismiss as wishful thinking. One of the GKs had a B-day, and the house literally was like a light less cave. I could hear them across the living room, but not see them - just random highlights. So I cranked the iso and shot at the sound with the 24mm + tc16a (losing a stop there). The back of the D850 showed me this miraculously bright scene - So I shot by sound and instinct at 12,800 iso. Here are a few.
James Markus wrote:
I know my camera specs, but some I just dismiss as wishful thinking. One of the GKs had a B-day, and the house literally was like a light less cave. I could hear them across the living room, but not see them - just random highlights. So I cranked the iso and shot at the sound with the 24mm + tc16a (losing a stop there). The back of the D850 showed me this miraculously bright scene - So I shot by sound and instinct at 12,800 iso. Here are a few.
Looks remarkably clean for 12800 on this small screen, James.
GeorgeBo wrote:
At the highest elevations the colors were well past peak, but definitely still worth the effort. S mount Nikkor 3.5cm rangefinder lens.
No color at the coast yet, so a couple B&W. Poor man’s version of George’s setup, Zfc with the 3.5cm f/2.5. Still like the old Picture Control B&W sims (Neopan this time) but I don’t know what I’m missing with the Zf.
Good to see you anchoring the opposite end of the state Matt
The B&W works well with those.
AdaptedLenses wrote:
No color at the coast yet, so a couple B&W. Poor man’s version of George’s setup, Zfc with the 3.5cm f/2.5. Still like the old Picture Control B&W sims (Neopan this time) but I don’t know what I’m missing with the Zf.
