Shooting into the light in color. Here are a few M9 shots, including some night shots — I\'ll keep these to a minimum because, except for one, I\'ve posted them before; they all use the technique of Shoot at ISO 640 and Push in Lightroom.
uhoh7 wrote:
...Mitch, TY for the comments, I let it go to 800, maybe I should cap at 640. I agree on that first color shot: to my taste the M9 often delivers a rich and subtle palette
Charlie - from what you say here, I assume you haven\'t seen the posts here and LUF on the Shoot at ISO 640 and Push in Lightroom technique. It\'s based on the tests made by Jim Kasson on his blog for a variety of camera. He concludes that for the M9 it\'s better to increase ISO in-camera up to ISO 640 and after that to \"push\" (Exposure) in Lightroom — and there\'s a reason that he specifies Lightroom. For the M-Monochrom it\'s up to ISO 1250, and for the M240 as well; but with the M240 Kasson found that pushing in PP resulted in banding (or green stripes?] — I don\'t know whether he found the solution for that, as I am not an M240-wallah.
M9-P | Summcron-28 | ISO 640 | f/4.0 | 1/350 sec Paris
M9-P | Elmarit-21 ASPH | ISO 640 pushed 1.8 stops | f/2.8 | 1/60 sec Pak Nam Pran
Shooting into the light in color. Here are a few M9 shots, including some night shots — I\'ll keep these to a minimum because, except for one, I\'ve posted them before; they all use the technique of Shoot at ISO 640 and Push in Lightroom[.
uhoh7 wrote:
...Mitch, TY for the comments, I let it go to 800, maybe I should cap at 640. I agree on that first color shot: to my taste the M9 often delivers a rich and subtle palette
Charlie - from what you say here, I assume you haven\'t seen the posts here and LUF on the Shoot at ISO 640 and Push in Lightroom technique. It\'s based on the tests made by Jim Kasson on his blog for a variety of camera. He concludes that for the M9 it\'s better to increase ISO in-camera up to ISO 640 and after that to \"push\" (Exposure) in Lightroom — and there\'s a reason that he specifies Lightroom. For the M-Monochrom it\'s up to ISO 1250, and for the M240 as well; but with the M240 Kasson found that pushing in PP resulted in banding (or green stripes?] — I don\'t know whether he found the solution for that, as I am not an M240-wallah.
M9-P | Summcron-28 | ISO 640 | f/4.0 | 1/350 sec Paris
M9-P | Elmarit-21 ASPH| ISO 640 pushed 1.8 stops | f/2.8 | 1/60 sec Pak Nam Pran
