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Sep 22, 2020 11:12 |  #43531

Eddie wrote in post #19128447 (external link)
Bit off topic here but a pro photographer friend of mine started a podcast recently. He’s had a range of guests from professional boxers to actors so far and the latest one was with me:). So if any of you guys across the pond wanted to hear what my accent was like here it is - https://open.spotify.c​om …si=wregU9BrQ-WXeQPjxfDGTQ (external link)

It’s over an hour long so I won’t be offended if you only listen to 30 seconds of it :D

Yep, I'd say you have a bit of a Scots accent. :-) It's interesting that you type without any local colloquialisms that I can tell but I think I hear them in your speech. Aye? ;-)a I wonder if you have problems understanding an American accent at times?

Thanks for sharing the interview. I enjoyed listening to it although I admit I didn't listen to all of it.


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Sep 22, 2020 11:21 |  #43532

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How well does the A9ii cope with high iso ?

Well, anyone???


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Sep 22, 2020 11:25 |  #43533

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Well, anyone???


I dont have experience with the 9v2 I have the 9v1 and am quite comfortable 6400ish with degrading results starting at about 8k ish

Not too many have the 9v2


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Sep 22, 2020 11:29 |  #43534

eriet30 wrote in post #19128506 (external link)
I dont have experience with the 9v2 I have the 9v1 and am quite comfortable 6400ish with degrading results starting at about 8k ish

Not too many have the 9v2

Thank you.


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Sep 22, 2020 12:20 |  #43535

Red Dexs wrote in post #19128502 (external link)
Well, anyone???

I have not had the chance to use mine at high levels yet but the A9 mk 1 I have used to about 6400 without any issues.
I might give it a try tonight.


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Sep 22, 2020 12:35 |  #43536

Talking of A9. We are getting a new A9.

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Sep 22, 2020 12:47 |  #43537

navydoc wrote in post #19128498 (external link)
Yep, I'd say you have a bit of a Scots accent. :-) It's interesting that you type without any local colloquialisms that I can tell but I think I hear them in your speech. Aye? ;-)a I wonder if you have problems understanding an American accent at times?

Thanks for sharing the interview. I enjoyed listening to it although I admit I didn't listen to all of it.

I don’t even notice that I say ‘aye’ all the time and don’t notice when everyone else says it too here :). I don’t have any issues understanding American accents but every time I’m in the states or Canada people understand everyone I’m with and never me. I normally speak faster than in that podcast which is usually the issue


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Sep 22, 2020 13:06 |  #43538

Eddie wrote in post #19128447 (external link)
Bit off topic here but a pro photographer friend of mine started a podcast recently. He’s had a range of guests from professional boxers to actors so far and the latest one was with me:). So if any of you guys across the pond wanted to hear what my accent was like here it is - https://open.spotify.c​om …si=wregU9BrQ-WXeQPjxfDGTQ (external link)

It’s over an hour long so I won’t be offended if you only listen to 30 seconds of it :D

The photographer who does the foggy photos, are you thinking of Henri Prestes?

I bet the accents change after a few beers !


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Sep 22, 2020 13:22 |  #43539

Klystron wrote in post #19128550 (external link)
The photographer who does the foggy photos, are you thinking of Henri Prestes?

I bet the accents change after a few beers !

I googled him there and it’s not that guy although those are some pretty cool shots.

Good luck understanding anything I say after a few beers :)


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Sep 22, 2020 13:43 |  #43540

A couple of quick photos on the A9 II at ISO 25600

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Sep 22, 2020 15:11 |  #43541

eriet30 wrote in post #19128506 (external link)
I dont have experience with the 9v2 I have the 9v1 and am quite comfortable 6400ish with degrading results starting at about 8k ish

Not too many have the 9v2

same here.


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Sep 22, 2020 19:24 |  #43542

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Just after this screenshot it tapped out at 100% and then I shut it down. It really is time for a new machine...but life is happening in crazy ways and I just can't divert that kind of cash to it right now. my photo fund is now empty after the Syrp gear...
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Have you considered color grading the entire jpeg collection ( inDavinci) instead of raw files? Won’t be as pretty, but not nearly as taxing. Costs nothing.


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Sep 22, 2020 19:53 |  #43543

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Sep 22, 2020 20:46 |  #43544

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Have you considered color grading the entire jpeg collection ( inDavinci) instead of raw files? Won’t be as pretty, but not nearly as taxing. Costs nothing.

I actually just switched to Premier Pro. The color grading is so much easier and intuitive.


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Sep 22, 2020 21:35 |  #43545

TRhoads wrote in post #19128719 (external link)
I actually just switched to Premier Pro. The color grading is so much easier and intuitive.

You can try to match footage , assuming premiere has that feature. So you can process a single frame in Lightroom, then use as a reference file for matching. It won’t get you a perfect match, but close.


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