Lets see your high ISO shots!

[Nickcanada]

Lets see what you can do with high ISO. I'd like to see a little from all manufacturers. Prove your system is up to the task.


ISO 1600


ISO 1600

[VTEC_EATER]

ISO 1600

[pianoplayer88key]

Those look really nice. I'd also like to see some 100% crops.

Also, ISO 3200 / 6400 / 12800 / 25600, anyone?

And where are the crescent-moonlit non-flash Tae-Kwan-Do shots that your above-$1200 dSLR + lens combos must be capable of?

[No Control]

Sorry, haven't had the need to use above 1600 yet. Here's one at that ISO.

[Nickcanada]

Nice work! I would post some shots higher then ISO1600 but my camera can't do it! I'll see if I can find some 100% crops. I don't tend to keep them with me.

[fionndruinne]

Had to use ISO 3200 last night to get some shots of the family's new cavalier spaniel pups. Terrible lighting for my kit lens, of course, and I had to go all out with ISO to get around 1/100 sec shutter to freeze their movement. Needless to say it wasn't my idea. But I'm glad I have 3200 to use at a pinch, and it was fine for 4x6 prints.


1/80 sec., f/5.3, 42mm, ISO 3200

Unfortunately, this photo has sharpening applied without noise reduction (augh!), as I was in a hurry, and I didn't save the originals. Wise fellow that I am. So the grain is worse than it needs to be. I'll try to get some better 3200 shots sometime soon, plus mayhap post a 1600 or two. 100% crop:

[tim11]

High ISO has been a challenge to me since I take a lot of shots indoors. I will bookmark this thread.

# Exposure time: 0.017 s (1/58)
# Aperture: f/4.5
# ISO equiv.: 1600


# Exposure time: 0.100 s (1/10)
# Aperture: f/3.2
# ISO equiv.: 1600


hmm.............. the camera? That's from my PnS Fuji FinePix F30. No post processing just resize.
I will contribute more whenever I finally get my D80.

[BBPhoto]

Nice shots so for everyone! Both shot @ ISO 1600 - no NR.

[No Control]

Here's a couple from the New York Met game I went to last night.

ISO 1600, cropped a lot.



Ditto, slight cropping.

[TheObiJuan]

A test photo for the old 20D....
I loved that the high ISO noise was mostly color noise, and could be removed easily in PS.