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Todd ­ Louis ­ Green
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Dec 11, 2005 10:27 |  #1

The kennel where we take our Ridgeback had a "Feliz Navidog" party, so I took the 1D2N and new 24-105/4L ... didn't want to use a flash so pushed the machine to ISO1600 and got these results:

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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/blackpug.jpg


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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/blueeyes.jpg


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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/littledob.jpg


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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/tiny.jpg

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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/tinywhite.jpg


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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/tongue.jpg


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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/uglypug.jpg


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IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/whoseball.jpg


No post noise reduction was used.

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Dec 11, 2005 10:46 |  #2

Mmmmm . . . Nice shots.

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Dec 11, 2005 11:06 |  #3

Excellent. I can almost smell the poop of those pooches and pups! The 24-105 IS L is the new top dog for me ;-)a

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Dec 11, 2005 11:35 |  #4

These turned out great! I just got my new lens also and did a few practice shots at a poinsettia. Nobody made any comments though in the Still Life area threads. I did use my flash though. I will post it here on another thread.

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Dec 11, 2005 17:53 as a reply to  @ DigiDi's post |  #5

The low noise level in all the shots is simply amazing. I know that resizing the images for the web helps a lot, but when I resize 1600ISO shots from my 350D I do not obtain such a wonderful result.

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Dec 11, 2005 19:23 as a reply to  @ OiPaz's post |  #6

OiPaz wrote:
The low noise level in all the shots is simply amazing. I know that resizing the images for the web helps a lot, but when I resize 1600ISO shots from my 350D I do not obtain such a wonderful result.

Also helps to have a 1DMKII. :D

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Dec 11, 2005 19:28 as a reply to  @ grego's post |  #7

quite sharp~~~~~:evil:

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Dec 11, 2005 19:43 |  #8

Great shots. Does that lens extend out when it zooms or is it internal?

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Dec 11, 2005 19:46 as a reply to  @ OiPaz's post |  #9

Cute puppies and nice pictures.

OiPaz wrote:
The low noise level in all the shots is simply amazing. I know that resizing the images for the web helps a lot, but when I resize 1600ISO shots from my 350D I do not obtain such a wonderful result.

You must be underexposing your shots or something. I can do that just fine with mine.

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Dec 11, 2005 23:06 as a reply to  @ Jackal's post |  #10

Jackal wrote:
You must be underexposing your shots or something. I can do that just fine with mine.

I agree ... ;)




  
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Dec 12, 2005 07:56 as a reply to  @ Montytian's post |  #11

Montytian wrote:
quite sharp~~~~~:evil:

If you downsize any image by this size it will be sharp. :)

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Dec 12, 2005 09:30 |  #12

PeaP -- lens extends a bit with change in focal length; it's not enough to be worrisome.

The pictures above were taken as JPGs with some built-in sharpening by the camera; a few of them I also sharpened in PS-E4. Here is a 100% crop with no additional sharpening ... note that this image (like the ones above) has also been "double-compressed" now, once by the camera and then once when edited, resized, and saved for web ...

IMAGE: http://www.greent.com/photos/potn/dogs/noise.jpg

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