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kevindar
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 08:49
Limits of light. iso 3200, 5d2, 85 1.2 @1.2, 1/100 sec,
Its amazing what cameras can do these days.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5214/5386772794_d0fd0f53d6_b.jpg

airfrogusmc
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 09:02
Limits of light. iso 3200, 5d2, 85 1.2 @1.2, 1/100 sec,
Its amazing what cameras can do these days.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5214/5386772794_d0fd0f53d6_b.jpg

SWEEEEET!!!!

photorookie
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 09:34
Beautiful capture! Interested in your processing, which software etc. and any noise reduction used?

Excellent work!

kevindar
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 09:54
thank you. No noise reduction (other than Lightroom default). I have a duo tone action in photoshop. it involves converting to black and white using the gradient tool which I may tweak a little, followed by a conversion to duo tone, and there is one that I like for black and white portraits. I think I then used a soft light layer at 30% to boost the contrast a little.

JGelks2007
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 09:59
Wow great shot, I'm always amazed by the 5Dii low-light/high ISO capabilities.

petedam
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 10:25
Good shot. Might me interesting to have a vignette.

Tim Park
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 11:03
very lovely! yes, 5DmkII and 3200 is a beautiful thing!

Justiss
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 11:46
Beautiful!

(drooling over the 5DmkII)

jenirose3
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 13:35
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!

keleko17
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 15:33
I agree with all the post above, beautiful image, and jealousy doesn't begin to describe it.

llazlok
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 15:45
Amazing shot!

orbitechgr
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 15:48
Beautiful shot Kevindar..

photorookie
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 18:26
thank you. No noise reduction (other than Lightroom default). I have a duo tone action in photoshop. it involves converting to black and white using the gradient tool which I may tweak a little, followed by a conversion to duo tone, and there is one that I like for black and white portraits. I think I then used a soft light layer at 30% to boost the contrast a little.


Thanks for the explanation, it is truly an amazing shot. I must crank up the ISO on my 5D II and explore this!

I forgot to ask in my first post, was this hand held or on a tripod?

kevindar
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 19:03
here is the original one, straight out of camera. it was shot hand held. I shot 5 in sequence, and had no problem with focus in any of them. i also shot some with my sigma 50 1.4, whick all came out ok, but she was further away from the light
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5015/5388755736_a10ce87a18_b.jpg

Mike Condax
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 20:40
I love the 5d II for low light pics...You did an amazing job!

mguffin
25th of January 2011 (Tue), 20:42
Beautiful...