Playing with Noise...

Hi Teejay,

IIRC these would all have been @ ISO1600. Lighting at these games is very good for the most part. I've not checked the exif again but I think Stamford bridge lets me get away with 1/640s. MK Dons I can get away with 1/500s.

With the sun going down early now most of my shooting is under lights, if I'm lucky the 1st half hour on a Saturday afternoon is in sunlight then it's a matter of cranking up the ISO to keep the SS consistant.

Hope this helps a bit ?

TeeJay wrote in post #2357736
Marc, what ISO were you shooting with?

I recently took some (none-sport) pics in awfull light, with some flash assist.

At ISO 800 on my 20D they came out not-too-bad, but my 1D (MkIIN) seemed to make a right "pigs ear" of them at the same ISO. Just wondered how you found night shots in difficult lighting?

Cheers

TJ

That 300 is crying out to be used now ! In fact I could have made good use of it tonight

I had a play with the demo of NN, then realised they wanted payment for the version that doesnt save a watermark over any images adjusted with it. That's fair enough of course but for someone like me that will maybe use the software once in a blue moon it's not worth paying out for just now.

On the resized images I have to say I didnt notice alot of difference between the products...but thats to a very untrained eye!

snapzz wrote in post #2358330
Been out with it twice but still not used it!

Thanks for the comment Paul. You know what that does look like the start of a 'muffin top' on young Frank

Tall_Paul_2000 wrote in post #2358752
Marc - loving these - some great images. 4 and 5 do it for me (Off at a tangent, is that a hint of a love handle there on Mr Lampard!?)

Muffin Top?

Brilliant.....I will be using that one to defend myself in the New Year after the party season!!!

LOL, yep it works all year round too. I should know !

Tall_Paul_2000 wrote in post #2359195
Muffin Top?

Brilliant.....I will be using that one to defend myself in the New Year after the party season!!!

Lol - perhaps I should make you my "roll" model then?

How often do you adjust the NI settings. I always run them through on auto and have NO IDEA what the different settings do?

I was just thinking before I ran across this thread it would ne nice to have a sticky of how to manipulate NI or NN...