Jetmech1 Goldmember 1,198 posts Joined Dec 2004 Location: Charlotte, NC More info | Jan 02, 2006 20:35 | #1 Here is a quick shot of my 3 kids with their 75 year old Great Grandfather. The picture has some flaws, but I like it. it was a quick set up before we left. I had forgot to pack my tripod so this was hand held. I really like the Light Sphere II. Shot in RAW with ISO 1600, F/4 and 1/60.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. Canon Rebel XT (350D) W/Generic Grip - Canon 17-40mm L - Canon 75-300mm IS lens - Canon 85mm 1.8 Prime - Olympus SP-570UZ (Point & Shoot)
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jr#8 Goldmember  2,338 posts Joined Aug 2005 Location: NJ More info | Jan 02, 2006 20:41 | #2 Can I ask a dumb question. Why did you use 1600 ISO? I was taught to always start with 100 and then work your way up. Astrophotography,Fishing
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jr#8 wrote: Can I ask a dumb question. Why did you use 1600 ISO? I was taught to always start with 100 and then work your way up. Sure......I had been shooting pics of the kids that morning in a very poorly lighted livingroom. I had the ISO tuned up and forgot to lower it while taking this shoot. Which was probably a good thing since the lighting was so bad. Canon Rebel XT (350D) W/Generic Grip - Canon 17-40mm L - Canon 75-300mm IS lens - Canon 85mm 1.8 Prime - Olympus SP-570UZ (Point & Shoot)
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Titus213 Cream of the Crop  More info | Jan 02, 2006 20:55 | #4 Nice light. I'm impressed with the image at 1600 ISO. Nice job, was it run thru a noise package? Dave
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Titus213 wrote: Nice light. I'm impressed with the image at 1600 ISO. Nice job, was it run thru a noise package? Shooting at 1600 also saves flash batteries...  Yes, I ran it through Noiseware Standard. Canon Rebel XT (350D) W/Generic Grip - Canon 17-40mm L - Canon 75-300mm IS lens - Canon 85mm 1.8 Prime - Olympus SP-570UZ (Point & Shoot)
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imchillindave Senior Member 268 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Little Rock, AR More info | Jan 02, 2006 23:50 | #6 Very well executed. The lighting is brilliant! The downfall to shooting at 1600 is it doesn't make good for enlarged prints, but yet I also forget from time to time to set it back at a slower speed. Canon 30D | Canon 5D
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floydianslip6 Senior Member  332 posts Joined Oct 2005 Location: Worcester, Ma More info | Jan 02, 2006 23:52 | #7 really nice shot. Cute family too! I'm also very impressed with the 1600 ISO, though since I have the XT I would expect a very usable image at 1600. That noiseware really does a great job! Urban Photography at its creepiest
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MaureenSouza Ms. MODERATOR Something Spectacular!  More info | Jan 03, 2006 01:57 | #8 I like that shot too. Looks great and it is great for the memory book. Life is hard...but I just take it one photograph at a time.
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Jan 03, 2006 06:28 | #9 Thanks for all the comments. I printed and 8.5X11 on my i9900 and it looks excellent. Canon Rebel XT (350D) W/Generic Grip - Canon 17-40mm L - Canon 75-300mm IS lens - Canon 85mm 1.8 Prime - Olympus SP-570UZ (Point & Shoot)
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