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A sample from an image taken with my S1 at 1600 ISO and converted to a monochrome, I think the quality of images at this high Iso is not so bad at all for this kind of pictures. I would be glad to hear your comments.

http://users.skynet.be/blueprint/tender.htm

With kind regards,
--Dirk Vermeirre
 
Very nice photograph. Good photographers always find a way to make great photos....even at ISO 1600.

Mike--Mike Judge
 
Yes, Very nice portrait and you got the lighting diagram just right.

Interesting, less grain(noise) in your photo than when I shot 4x5 Tri-X souped in D-76... , All night in a darkroom with developer stains on my elbows and toes.
MH
MRJ said:
Very nice photograph. Good photographers always find a way to make
great photos....even at ISO 1600.

Mike
--
Mike Judge
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--M
 
hi, I'm interested in theatre photography, hence I'm very interested in how the s1 look at 3200 ?

just take a shot at 1600, but dail in -1 EV.

thanks :p
 
For some reason, my S1 has more noise and horizontal lines when shooting at 1600 (not always). This one is much sharper and less grainy.
--Jim DeLucoDeLuco Photographywww.delucophoto.com
 
Dirk Vermeirre said:
A sample from an image taken with my S1 at 1600 ISO and converted
to a monochrome, I think the quality of images at this high Iso is
not so bad at all for this kind of pictures. I would be glad to
hear your comments.

http://users.skynet.be/blueprint/tender.htm

With kind regards,

--
Dirk Vermeirre
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Hi Dirk,

I shall be blind by the beauty of this picture so that I don’t see grain, spots and other high iso elements..
This is again full of emotion.
More please..

--Miel
 
I could sell that all day long! Great!

I shoot 1600 at weddings all the time. If I know that the images will be converted to B&W, all the better. If they want something in color, I run a noise removing action on the blue channel. Or duplicate the layer, gaussian blur the new, put old layer on top, soft light with about 70% transparency. Works great with romantic images.

Steve
Miel Pieters said:
Dirk Vermeirre said:
A sample from an image taken with my S1 at 1600 ISO and converted
to a monochrome, I think the quality of images at this high Iso is
not so bad at all for this kind of pictures. I would be glad to
hear your comments.

http://users.skynet.be/blueprint/tender.htm

With kind regards,

--
Dirk Vermeirre
Click to expand...
Hi Dirk,

I shall be blind by the beauty of this picture so that I don’t see
grain, spots and other high iso elements..
This is again full of emotion.
More please..

--
Miel
Click to expand...
 
SRHookEm said:
I could sell that all day long! Great!

I shoot 1600 at weddings all the time. If I know that the images
will be converted to B&W, all the better. If they want something in
color, I run a noise removing action on the blue channel. Or
duplicate the layer, gaussian blur the new, put old layer on top,
soft light with about 70% transparency. Works great with romantic
images.
Click to expand...
I love it when you talk dirty. I've been putting off purchasing Photoshop but all this technical talk is turnin' me on.--Jim DeLucoDeLuco Photographywww.delucophoto.com
 
MRJ said:
Very nice photograph. Good photographers always find a way to make
great photos....even at ISO 1600.

Mike
--
Mike Judge
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Hi Mike,

Thanks for your very kind words, I'm nervous waiting for samples of the S2.

WIth kind regards,
--Dirk Vermeirre
 
I forgot to say---light some candles, put on some music and set your monitor brightness way down. But not too low or your calibration gets messed up! haha
Jim DeLuco said:
SRHookEm said:
I could sell that all day long! Great!

I shoot 1600 at weddings all the time. If I know that the images
will be converted to B&W, all the better. If they want something in
color, I run a noise removing action on the blue channel. Or
duplicate the layer, gaussian blur the new, put old layer on top,
soft light with about 70% transparency. Works great with romantic
images.
Click to expand...
I love it when you talk dirty. I've been putting off purchasing
Photoshop but all this technical talk is turnin' me on.
--
Jim DeLuco
DeLuco Photography
http://www.delucophoto.com
Click to expand...
 
M. Haner said:
Interesting, less grain(noise) in your photo than when I shot 4x5
Tri-X souped in D-76... , All night in a darkroom with developer
stains on my elbows and toes.
MH
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Dear MRJ,

Thanks for your time te look and comment. Oh that's a long time ago that I used Tri-X in D-76. I love the darkroom in my computer now and finished taking analog pictures. Are you also in digital photography ?

With kind regards,--Dirk Vermeirre
 
rueyloon said:
hi, I'm interested in theatre photography, hence I'm very
interested in how the s1 look at 3200 ?

just take a shot at 1600, but dail in -1 EV.

thanks :p
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Hi Rueyloon,

I just give it a try here but there is really to much grain then and the pictures are to dark to work with.

With kind regards,--Dirk Vermeirre
 
Jim DeLuco said:
For some reason, my S1 has more noise and horizontal lines when
shooting at 1600 (not always). This one is much sharper and less
grainy.

--
Jim DeLuco
DeLuco Photography
http://www.delucophoto.com
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Hi Jim,

In the colorversion there is much noise but it's much less when converted to a monochrome or grayscale image. I also was pleased with the results, I made a few other shots from this girl that day and I liked them also, I think that I let one or two in color, maybe I shall post them to.

With kind regards,--Dirk Vermeirre
 
xin said:
Most of the lines and noise are in blue channel, if you convert to
b/w, the photo will be much cleaner.

xin
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Hi Xin,

I agree, and mostly I convert them if taken at 1600 ISO.

WIth kind regards,--Dirk Vermeirre
 
Miel Pieters said:
Hi Dirk,

I shall be blind by the beauty of this picture so that I don’t see
grain, spots and other high iso elements..
This is again full of emotion.
More please..
Click to expand...
Miel Pieters said:
Miel
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Hi Miel,

Thanks a lot that I could bring a touch of emotion with some grain to you.

With kind regards,
--Dirk Vermeirre
 
SRHookEm said:
I could sell that all day long! Great!

I shoot 1600 at weddings all the time. If I know that the images
will be converted to B&W, all the better. If they want something in
color, I run a noise removing action on the blue channel. Or
duplicate the layer, gaussian blur the new, put old layer on top,
soft light with about 70% transparency. Works great with romantic
images.

Steve
Click to expand...
Hi Steve,

Interesting, where do you get that noise removing action, can I find it on the net ? Thanks for your kind words to.

With kind regards,--Dirk Vermeirre
 
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