D80 in hard times

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GordanG

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• Oct 8, 2006

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I take today a few pics, and I try to find out the limit of the camera.

if you look at the galery you will see the one picture with name
ISO 3200 - f/32

VR was ON and Hi-ISO NR on normal

http://picasaweb.google.com/gordangphotos/D80

thanks for your time

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• Oct 8, 2006

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I'm not too sure what you are asking, but if it's the fact you are not satisfied with the result of that picture, it seems that:

• You are in a low light situation.
• F/32 AND ISO 3200 is not forgiving at all, for any camera.
• Why would you shoot this shot at F/32?
• Tell me what camera could combine the Aperture and ISO you used with satisfying results?

Under the circumstance I think it is a good result, much better than the average. If that's what you are trying to say, than I agree with you.

Maybe a Pro lens would have given a much better result, like the 17-55?

Brad

 

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• Oct 8, 2006

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I think he just made a statement as to how far the camera can be pushed.

Very good.

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• Oct 8, 2006

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I think he said he wanted to see what the limits on the camera was, I myself like the picture seeing it was at iso3200 and f32.
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I apologize on my english, but I just want to tell thet the camera can be pushed really hard and that I'm very happy with the result.

I was made one more with f/36 but it was to much blured by my hands. Even hard time for VR

thanks on response

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• Oct 8, 2006

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...enjoyed the "Magic Forest Tale". Loved the ISO 3200. Is it the 18-200 VR ?
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Yes, in all her glory !

thx
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• Oct 8, 2006

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Enjoyed your "Walk in the Woods". Thanks.
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Nice work, thanks for sharing.